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Season Records.

High team set--St. Aloysius, $50.
High team Rame-St Aloysius, 591
110-10.
=, High individual set-A. A. cyr Nativity
%. 1913.
Hish individual game-C Morris est.
Anthony'S) l6l.
High strikes-o'Ne:ll (st. Anthonysl
Sullivan Nativity H. Is.
High spareS-A A. Cyr Nativity 2). SO.
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AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
Season Records

" - StAbUH htCUIUN.
High team SetS-Plant Industry, LILO:
Economics. 1885; Shops. 1875, Extension,
Lr6i9
High team games-Plant Juniors 634;
Economics. sos; So-Kems. 593; Public
High individual sets-Allison. 410;
Ackerman. 392; Vanneman 3S4 L. Seaton.
3S3.
High individual games-Allison. 1873:
Kause. 1874. TTilli. 1853: Dixon-Geran-
Termination. ISL.
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TAKOMA CHURCH.
ID. C. REPAIR SHOP,
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Fort Myer Heishts..
5SS.
High team set. North Carolina Avenue,
1877.
High individual aversge-Stalcup fort
Myer Heights, 1924.
High individual game-Stalcup Fort
Myer Heights, lbs.
High individual set-Stalcup Fort Myer
Heights). 315.
High strikes-Rupenthal Mount Taoer
High spares - stalcup Fort Myer
Heights), i'll.
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Sea son Records.

High team set-St. Peters, 1851.
High team gane-Holy Rosary. 647
High average-Edinser (Holy Name
ID, lis.
High individual set-Nicro Holy Ros-
High individual Rame--Nicrc CHoIy
Rosary, 1877.
High strikes-Trilli holy Rosary and
Edinger holy Name ~ u,
High spsres-EdinRer (Holy Name
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Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Bro. Love. SIS.
High team set-Bro. Love, 1879.
High individual set-Rrown, 439.
High individual gsme-G. Simon. 154.
High strikes-BroWn. Is.
High Spares-Blaken 80.
High sTeTage-Blakeney 1l6.
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SECTION z.
Season Records.

High team Set-St Peters .. 1.54o.
High team game-St Peters >, sac.
High individual sversge-Golden (Sa-
cred Heart -. 107.
High individual Set-H. May Cst An
thonS's) $50.
- High individual Eame-R. DunniRan (st.
Peters A. las.
High strikes-A. wassmann Sacred
Heart 81. I3.
High snares-C. Mcclure (sacred Heart
-. so.
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LADIES' FEDERAL.
Season Records.

High team Set-Second Assistant $50
High team game-Eouipment and Sup
plies, 5S5
High average-Geib. 114-12.
High strikeS-Halloran. "a.
High spares-Schirmer. 81.
High individual set-Grifin. 800
High individual game-Grifhn. l59.
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DISTRICT.
LADIES' DISTRICT.
Season Records.

High team game-Lucky Strike 612.
High team set Lucky Strike. $50.
High individual game-Lorraine GULL,
39I.
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the top scratch set of the prelim-
inaries, really the best bowling of
the entire tournament.
And Arcadia patrons, all of whom
Monk seems to regard as members
of a clan, shared generously in the
secondary awards.
Eyes, suh," he said yesterday. I'VE
did right well, but hang it, We sure
would like to have hao that roll-off,
too."
Xanten in Fine Fettle.
XANTEN, by the way hasn't stopped
with the winning of The Star
tournament. He came back pronto
with 406-set in the Federal League
to take the individual lead from Astor
Clarke. who won the championship
last year with a record average of 1876
Xanten, who bowls with the Highway
Department team, has an average of
121-5 for SO. games and Clarke's fig
ures are 1923 for 80. Frank also
tops the league in strikes with %.
Watch for a boom in scholastic
bowling, If it isn't here already. A
schoolboy league has been in operation
for some time at the Arcadia and now
comes Beryl English. boss of the Co.
lumbia, with another which promises
to be pip. In line already are Cen
tral. st. Johns. Gonzaga, Roosevelt,
Eastern and Tech and the lists still
are open.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA;

The Glee Club, under the direction
OF Harry X. Walsh, gave q program at
the Christmas party Of Court District
Of Columbia, at the Willard Hotel
last Tuesday evening. Vocal solos
we're rendered by Miss Edna Roche
and Miss Gertrude MiSel. The accom-
panist was Miss Margaret Breen.
Twenty-fi five Junior Catholic Daughters
were awarded honor pins by Rev. Ed
ward H. Roach. During the party
which followed the program the grand
regent was presented with 4 lamp
from the members OF the court.
The Welfare Committee met at the
home Of the grand regent on Friday
evening to complete arrangements for
the distribution Of 20 Christmas bss-
ketS TO needy families. The Welfare
Committee, under the Craftsmanship OF
MRS. George Howell. has distributed
many articles Of clothing and food to
the needy. Many contributions for
the baskets were made by the MEM
bers on Tuesday evening.
On Thursday evening members Of
the court attended q dinner at the
Fairfax Hotel. arranged BY the Ways
and Means COMMITTEES.
The Converts League Committee
will meet ut the home Of Miss Flor
ence Winter and Miss Anne Doyle. in
the Kennedy Warren Apartments TO-
morrow evening. A short business
meeting will be followed by . Christ
mas party.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
SERVICE MEDALS
GIVEN GUARDSMEN
Five in District Militia Get Bars
for Thirty Years
Duty.

Two officers and three enlisted men
were honored at ceremonies ut the
armory of the National Guard last
week. when, before all the troops Of
the command, they were called out to
receive the bar recognizing 80 years
Of active service with the local militia.
The bars are to so OH the ribbons to
which are attached the handsome gold
medals which are awarded to militia
men upon completion Of = quarter Of
. century Of service.
They were presented on behalf Of
the local militia by Brig. Gen. Charles
w. Kutz. Engineer Corps. United
States Army, who was at one time
Engineer Commissioner Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Those who received the S0-year bars
were Capt Arthur G. Newman. COM
mandins Company A. 372d Infantry:
First Lieut.. Cornelius A. King, First
Sergt. Ira NJ Payne. Serst Monroe
Slaughter and Pvt. Joseph II. johnson.
Twenty-year service bars went to
Capt. Albert c. Ridselet. Medical
Corps, and Pvt. Samuel Bsymsn.
Fifteen-year bars as follows: Sec
ond Lieut.. Sylvester T. Blackwell,
SergtS. John M. Davis. Le Roy g..
Davis and Howard M. Sparrow; Pvts.
First Glass; Samuel Stevenson and
Henry Williams and Pvts. Oscar J.
Gay and Leon 0. Petite.
Ten-yesr medals to Sergts. Merrill
Tomlin and Decatur TrOtter and Pvts,
First Glass; Melvin Wormley and
James L. Horton.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
new CONSTITUTION
is BEFORE 40 AND 8
Adoption Will Be Considered
During Winter-voyageurs'
Big PARTY December 81.

A DOPTIoN Of . new constitution
will be considered by the District
Grand Voiture of the Forty and Eight
this Winter as result OF vote
taken last week at the regular monthly
meeting Of the playground Of the
American Legion. A tentative draft
submitted by the committee Of which
voyageur Richard OBrien Ia chair.
man was ordered mimeogaphed ana
copies soon will be forwarded all voy.
ageurs for study.
The Grand Voiturs also voted 10
purchase q stand of colors, ths ex.
pense to be borne BY fines collected
from voyageurs who fail to follow
rules regarding dress and formalities
made for the conduct Of Forty and
Eight meetings So lax have the
voyageurs been IN this respect that
Grand Chef de Care Jess Chailles
believes the fund quickly will b
raised.
Voyageurs will assist "femmes" Of
the Forty and Eight at the Christmas
party to be sponsored by the latter
Tuesday. Gifts for children OF needy
families will be distributed and
baskets of food issued. Much Of the
foodstuf necessary already has been
donated by the Grand Voiture.
Plans for the voiture's New Year
eve party at the Msyfiower are rapidly
nearing completion. Grand Conduc-
teur c. Cassard Schroth. chairman OF
the Celebration Committee. announced
at last weeks meeting that nearly 500
reservations have been made.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
P. E. O.. SIsTERHO0D

Chapter @ met December 10 for
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Luther
Speer, 1901 Jocelyn street. Mrs. Rice
w. Means was assistant hostess. The
business meeting followed, with the
president, Mrs. Richard Claughton,
presiding.
A program was given by Mrs Henry
T. Parrett, guest, on Yesterdays
Of Cottey College" Another guest
was Mrs. Allerton wentworth Of New
York City.
Chapter Z. met Monday evening ut
the home OF Mrs. Alan r. Horn, 38l3
Livingston street. Carols from all
nations were sung by Miss Margaret
Horn. Refreshments were served.
Chapter H held its Christmas q. I. l..
party following the meeting Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Rush
Lincoln on Hawthorne street. The
chapter turned over Its Christmas phi
lanthropic fund to Miss Julia Slaugh-
ter for needy families she knows.
Miss Isabel Allen, program chair
man, had arranged contests. old time
games and carol singing and the
hostesses. Mrs. Lincoln and Miss Stella
Sebern. had . Christmas tree.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Y. W. A. NEWS

Washington Girl Reserves will pre-
sent their seventh annual Christmas
play. why the Chimes Rang" by
RAYMOND Mcdonald Alden, at the
Y. w. C. A. at 4 pm. today.
Dupont Chapter. Mrs Fred L. Daw.
son, president, will be hostess for the
special Christmas at home follow.
ing the play.
The annual caroling program at
the Y. w. C. A. during Christmas
week, under the leadership Of Mary
M. Burnett, Ii as follows: Monday.
1890, staff of Y. w. c. A. at 614 x
street: 4:3o, carols sung by children
of the social agencies at the Library
OF Congress; 8, Strong Residence
Girls. In the lobby at Seventeenth
and K streets; Tuesday, 1890, stan
In the lobby: 8. Business Women's
Club and Elizabeth Somers Glee
Club, Seventeenth and K streets:
Wednesday, 1890, staff in lobby: s.
Xenos and Blue Triangle Clubs. in
lobby; Thursday. !. staff. in lobby:
6:l5, Y. w. C. A. Carolers, In lobby,
and at $50, at Union Station.
Mrs. l.. A. Schasff will be hostess
for the Wednesday Women's Club At
614 z street for o Christmas dinner
December 70, at $40 pm.
The Thursday Club Of the industrial
and nationality groups will meet for
dinner in the Y. w. G. A. cafeteria
December "A, at $50, following which
the group viii 60 to Union Station
to take part in the caroling program.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
W. c. 7. U. NEWS

Sotheast Union will meet ut pm.
tomorrow In District headquarters.
S22 Sixth street. The subject OF the
program 10 Peace" with Mrs. M. A.
Bradourn. president, presiding.
Gospel Mission Union met ct 2Is
John Marshall place, with the presi-
dent. Mrs. Stephens, in the chair. Mrs.
Fisher gave the devotional. She also
assisted Mt the piano, with Mrs. Nc
Bath leading the singing. p
Northeast Suburban Union met
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. Char
lotts Davis, the president, Mrs. Schef-
f1e' presiding. Mrs. Charters, who
celebrated her s4th birthday anniver-
sary since the last meeting, led the de-
votional service. ~
MRS. Charters thanked the union for
the birthday remembrance and an
Offering was made for . Christmas
treat for Opportunity House. The
meeting closed with the singing Of
Christmas carols and the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. Elizabeth White. served
refreshments. e.
The Shepherd Park Union met Mon
day Mt the home Of Mrs. SchAffer. The
president. Mrs. Ida Ramsey. presided.
The devotions were led by Miss Julia
BeI. The quest speaker was DR.. Ralph
Smith.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Various aspects Of the effects Of
prohibition and repeal were under
discussion at the TakOma Park meet
ing Tuesday evening at the home. Of
the president. Mrs. H. l. Houston. The
speakers were Mrs. A. w. Miller, Mrs.
r. e. Harter and Mrs. Jennie A. Nc
Dormand.
The hostesses were Mrs. o. 3. Par
rett. Mrs. +. Z. Franklin, Mrs. John
Sampson, Mrs. ]. W. Strawser, Mrs.
6. q. Pulver and Mrs.. e. q. Lewis.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
NATIONAL UNION

During December elections are be-
ing held In the nine councils. The
Joint installation will be held In Pyth.
ian Temple January I. Senator Ar
thur S. Brown will be the installing
ofncer, assisted by Senators Michael
J. Kindsfather and William J. O'Brien.
After the installation . dance will b
held. Refreshments will be served.
The event will be known a. Ladies'
night and 10 limited to the member
ship.
DR. Joel T. Curry presided at the
meeting Of Scott Council. The fol-
lowing ofiicers were elected: Presi-
dent, Joel T. Curry: vice president,
John c. Mcconnell; speaker. Philip
D. GinUas; ex-president, william
Lohmar; recording and financial sec
retary, Richard D. Rush; treasurer
Alvin P. Brooks; usher. Clarence Z
Vogel; chaplain, Joseph q. Kings
bury; sergeant. Moses A. Robbins;
doorkeeper. Ambrose L. Jennings:
trustees, John C. Mcconnell, Philip
G. Gingras, Harry w. selah; dele
gate TO Executive Board. Alvin ?.
Brooks; delegate TO Hospital Service
Association. Philip D. dingrAs.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

/. The slam invita- ton. In accor-
dance with the rule OF the ace and
the king. Responder has q normal
one-spade response plus the ace OF
diamonds.
7. A nominal acceptance. Bidder
shows that he has . very good heart
suit.
). A second and positive slam invi-
tation. Responder realizes that his
queen Of hearts is o very important
card. At the same time he is clearly
warning his partner that from his
hand there may be two losing tricks
In the club suit.
(. The singleton club justifies this
bid. With one diamond and two
clubs, bidder would drop the contract
ut five spades.
As q finale TO this article we wish
to point out one thing in particular
to our readers. Under the natural
bidding methods Of the Four Aces
system. once Q suit has been agreed
upon the bid Of q new suit generally
Is . slam invitation. 1t invites partner
to accept by showing any control
cards in his hand, but only II partners
previous bidding has been sound.
However. II in his previous bidding he
has stretched his values q little, which
Is frequently the case, he should
refuse the slam invitation and not
show an ace merely because he hap
pens to hold 1t. By this means the
player Of the Four Aces System who
does show an ace Is conveying .
double message: First, that he holds
that ace; secondly. that his previous
bids have been thoroughly sound.
(Copyrisht. 1850
The Four Aces will be pleased to answer
letters from readers. II q stamped tS-centl.
elf-addressed envelope is inclosed with
each communication. II you desire the
pocket outline OF the Four Aces system OF
contract bridge. send. with your request,
q stamped Gel. self addressed. large-size
envelope to the Four Aces. Inc. 13O West
42nd st. New York City. and you will
receive an outline without any charge;
The next article in this series will
appear tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
STATE SOCIETIES

Delaware State Society will hold its
annual Christmas party tomorrow In
the Thomas Circle Club, 1926 Massa-
chusetts avenue. at O'Clock, the
president. Senator John J. Townsend.
jr., presiding.
After q short business session the
Christmas story will be told by Rev.
Emanuel A. LIE Moine, q former
Delawarian. Mrs. Margaret Hewitt
has charge Of the musical program
and. in addition to the singing Of
Christmas carols. will render solos
and other selections. Muriel and
James Mandy will entertain. Santa
Claus will distribute gifts. Refresh
ments will be served. All Delawsrians
are invited.
Senator John ]. Townsend. jr, was
reelected president; MRS. Helen
Jameson and Shelton Fairchilds. vice
presidents; Miss Elizabeth r.. Groves.
reelected executive secretary; Mrs.
Ralph Bailey, correspondent secre-
tary: George Raymond. treasurer, and
Fred klund, sergeant at arms.
James r. Kirkland, Fred Klund,
Shelton Fairchilds. Miss Elizabeth
Groves and Miss Gertrude L. Bacon
were named . committee to arrange
= reception and entertainment for the
Delaware United States Senators and
Representative In Congress, also the
newly elected Governor and other
State executives who will be rendered
invitations to be present at the stated
meeting January 1s.
The Utah State Society will hold
Its annual Christmas dance December
2s at, the Sh0reham Hotel. Mrs.
Donald c. Bennion and Mr.. William
Taft Thurman are co-chairmen.
Patrons and patr0nesses will In
clude Gen. and Mrs. Frank T. Hines.
Judge and Mrs. Harold r. Stephens.
Mai. and Mrs. Russell L. Maughan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell T. Lane.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
JOBS DAUGHTERS

Bethel No. / met last night for initi-
alton. Christmas carols were sung.
The Hiking Club met Tuesday at
the home of Catherine Dickmann to
finish up the Christmas toys and
scrapbooks. Helen Bertram was CO.
hostess.
The Bethel Committee met with
Mary Ellen Bailey last Wednesday to
send out Bethel bulletins.
Bethel No. 2 held election Of officers
as follows: Honored queen, Helen
Kinks; senior princess. Margaret Blu
?nenauer; junior princess, Audrey
Newman; guide. Virginia Haight:
marshal, Mary Rose Manning.
The installation was held Friday.
The drill team held election as fol-
lows: Captain, Shirley Hoffman; first
lieutenant, Winifred Smith; second
lieutenant, Florence Fleming; presi-
dent, Maxine Sherbaum; vice presi-
dent, Sarah Inman: secretary, Dor
othy williams: treasurer, Gladys
Gsub
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Y. M. c. A. NEWS

An illustrated lecture on Palestine
will be given at the EldbrOoke M. E.
Church today at 3 pm. by Page NICK.
Etchison. religious work director Of the
Y. M. C. A.
The annual meeting and election Of
officers will be held tomorrow at SIS
O'Clock. The Board OF Managers will
meet ut dinner at pm. The vice
presidents of the Organized Bible Glass
Association will meet at pm, with
DR.. II. Dec. Adams ~ chairman.
There will be . meeting Of the de-
batting group at $50 pm.
The Dramatic Club will hold o re-
hesrssl at pm. Tuesday.
The Boys Department will hold its
annual Christmas Party wednesday at
4 pm. in the boys gymnasium. At
$50 there will be an alumni Junior
swimming team meet, followed by .
buffet supper in honor Of the alumni
group. At . pm. the first alumni
dance will be held In the boys gym.
The Sigma Nu Delta Of Southeastern
University will hold Christmas dance
In the assembly hall at 8 pm.
The weekly staff conference will be
held ut $50 am. Thursday. The Dra-
matte Club will meet at 9 pm. and the
Dormitory Bowling League At the same
hour.
The annual Christmas breakfast for
dormitory residents Of the Central
Y. M. C. A. will be held Friday at
3 am.
The "Y" Riding Club will meet Ut
Riverside stables ON Saturday at 2
O'Clock. william 8. Jones will give
the radio message from WMAL at 4:s0
pm. The subject. will be THE Spread
Of Christianity In Southern Europe"
Evening star., 1936-12-20
BOARD TO SELECT
100 COMMANDERS
Naval Officers Will Convene
on January II to Recon-.
mend Promotions.

A board Of officers will be convened
at the Navy Department January II.
to recommend lieutenant command
ers for promotion to the grade Of
commander IN the line Of the Navy.
The number the board will be In.
structed to recommend has not yet
been determined definitely, but IL In
understood that 1t will be directed to
select approximately 100, exclusive Of
additional numbers.
The board will consist Of Rear Ad-
miral Harris Laning, Thomas c. Hart.
Adolphus L. Watson. Harry L. Brin-
ser. Charles r. Train, Hayns Ellis,
william g. Pye, James o. Richard
son, and Charles A. Blakely, with
Lieut.. Comdr. John q. Crawford ~
recorder.
Army.
Maj. James D. Andrews, jr., on
duty with the South Carolina Ma
tionaI Guard as instructor, with sta
ton at Spartanburg, has been desig-
mated by the War Department as
CdpIhIu vi Tic EilB ulcCL Iule Ocdlu Ava
1887.
A new chaplain will. within the
next two or three months, take over
duties at Fort Myer. Va, the present
incumbent of which Is Chaplain
Ralph c. Deibert. He will sail on the
transport leaving New York April
for his new duties in the Panama Ca
nal Department. His successor will
be Chaplain Ralph Z. McCaskill, now
on duty at Fort Screven, Ga. who
will begin his new duties at Fort Myer
during the first part OF April
A special service IN the Memorial
Chapel at the Army Medical Center.
this city. will be held this morning
at 10:45. The chief OF chaplains.
Col. Alva J. Breasted. will make the
prayer Of conservation and preach the
annual Christmas sermon. A special
Christmas carol service will be held
at 8 pm. in the chapel. This service
is being sponsored by the Memorial
Chapel choir under the leadership Of
Miss Mary T. Schick, oreanist Chap
lain A. c. Oliver, jr.. is the cha plain
on duty at the Army Medical Center.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Federal Check Earned.

DULUTH, Mihn. (P1.-Ninety-two-
year.old Mrs. Baker, wizened Chip
pewa Indiana squaw, received $40
check from the Federal Government.
and she wishes 1t known 1t was for
value received, not q gratuity. The
woman, who lives in sequestered
wilderness cabin rs miles inland from
Lake Superior, earned the money re-
pairing 40 snowshoes for Superior Ma
tional Forest rangers.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Modern Woodmen Of America.

Ofncers were elected by Georgetown
Camp: Maj. w. r. Heft. consul: Joseph
A. Clarke, adviser; H. q. Pope, sr.,
banker; James II. Mcintyre, secretary;
A. F. Flack. escort: Joseph Warner.
wstchmsn: Morris Bloom, sentry:
Fred M. Taylor. past consul: 8. 4.
Upperman. George w. Hurlebaus and
Thomas j. Carroll. trustees.
They will be installed January IL.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Mayor Is q Worker.

LINCOLN, Nebr. up. - Mayor
Charles w. Bryan will decide whether
to run for reelection only after he
determines whether the city's new
charter will give him any duties, in
nuencs or authority"
The mayor should have duties
other than wearing . flower In his
buttonhole and addressing conven~
tions." was Mayor Bryan's summation
Of the situation.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

" " Ods. We nao n0peo 10
write rather completely OH
slam bidding. But. unfortunately.
there are two slam bidding schools
frat. the natural school. favored by
ourselves and. we are glad to say,
by most Of the leading players; and
secondly. the various artificial schools.
under which new artificial bids seem
to spring up practically every day.
In the confusion that has resulted
many players overlook the really I'm
portant side Of slam bidding. namely.
not how to bid . slam latter all.
what good 10 1t II you have beautiful
methods Of getting to slam unless
you know whether your cards justify
bidding it2), but when to bid . slam.
Two years ago We devised the rule
Of the ace and the king" While this
rule H. an integral, part Of the -Four
Aces System, there Il absolutely no
reason Why players Of any other sys-
tenn cannot use 1t. This rule u ap-
plicable in those situa tons where q
player has received = double raise In
MS bult, W ACtCi MAh4c "AfCbAASi "a hSe
his hand warrants inviting . slam.
The rule follows: -.
when your partner gives you =
double raise In your suit, you should
invite . slam
"(a) With . balanced hand, II you
can remove an ace from your hand
and still have q sound bid or response,
Or
"(b) with an unbalanced hand
hand with . singleton or = void
when you can remove q king from
your hand and still have q sound bid
or response"
In the Four Aces System, slam in
vitation, following . double raise, 10
generally given by . bid Of . new
suit, and in most instances your bid
of. new suit shows the ace. Partner
may make nominal acceptance OF
the slam invitation by showing some
ace Of his own ut or below the game
level, or positive acceptance either by
bidding beyond game In the agreed
suit or by showing an ace beyond
game; or he may refuse the invitation
by simply returning TO the agreed
suit.
While there u not space in an aru-
Gle Of. this type for complete dis
cussion Of the rule Of the ace and the
king. the following hands viii give
our readers some idea Of its workings:
Bidder. RESPONDER.