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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15
ROVID HIREK
STARON ES VIDEKER6L

(FolytataS az 1-S6 oldalr6l)
nos, ez a legtobbszor sohasem
terul vissza. Ugyan ez a bal
mas varosok magyarsaga es
uzletemberek koz0tt. Nagyon
megszivlelend6 lenne, ha a
magyarsag legalabb most a
karacsonyi het alatt felkeres-
ne a magyar uzleteket es azo-
kat partolna els6sorban.
Sharon es Farrell varoSa-
ban nehany honapon beliil
beszJntetik a villanyos vona-
laka,t, es helyette autobusz
jarat lesz, amely kenyelme-
sebb es gyorsabban bonyo-
litja lie a forgalmat.
X X X
Kedves Szerkeszto Ur!
A multi szombaton, Sharon,
Sharpsville es Farrell kornye-
ken tettem egy kis koruta-
East. Els6nek Szalma Janos
volt Youngstown lakost, regi
jobaratomat kerestem fel. Jol
memo vendegloje van, ahol ell
s6rendu italt mernek. Ma
gamocis bevagtam egy b6g6t,
hogy7 tovabb brian a gyalog-
last.
Innen atmentem meg ne
hany magyar csaladhoz, per-
sze mem nagy szerencsevel,
mivel a pedarol lekestem,
de megigertek, hogy ujev
utan egesz biztosan menjek
el, inert akkorara felre teszik
dohanyleveleket.
linen legyalogoltam Mt.
Macy Ferenc ref. lelkeszhez,
ak szivesen fogadott, pedig
nagyon el volt fogialva a kis
fiaval, akivel az A. B. CT
probalta eppen megismertet-
nj. Elbeszelgetttink egyr6l-
masrol es q mai helyzetrd.
Beszedk0zben kivettem a sza-
vaibd, hogy a bazaar megle.
het6sen j6l sikeriilt. A TIir-
lapra szivesen fizetett el6,
amiert itten is mondok k0-
sz0netet es hvanok sok boil
dogulast es el6menetelt az
l939-ik eyre a Ref. Egyhaz-
max es a lelkesz csaladnak.
Maid atrandultam Farrellba
ahol a rom. kath. Egyhaz Pile
banosat, Ft. Jerome Andrast
latogattam meg. 8 nemcsak
mint j6 lelkipasztor, de Macy
mestere a zenenek is. Ell.
ar1llta, hogy Karacsonyra ell
s6rendii enekkart tanit be,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15

MI9Ek ooRRENOAG:
vas6rnap reggsl dralor kisallss -
gol Dr6dikkci6val.
1o:80-kor 1Asym1se magyar Dr611k6r
ct6va1
H6tk6saADoke mise rsggsl S:3ehse.
ovoNTATAsoK:
Mindsa ssonhaton d1ls&Ga 3-xig =
ests teoGs 81
Mindea 81 ptntsk eaotd es1t1rtoh1a
66lnt1m o-Gtg q e01o 7Ieo1.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15

ISTENTISZTELETEK SOR-
RENDJE: Minden vaS&rnap
delel6tt 9::30-kor ima6ra.
10-t6l Vasarnapi Iskola.
l1-t6l PredikAci6.
Este 8::3O-t6l Ifjusagi Ora.
Este 7::30-td Evangelizal&s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15

an, az tinnep mAsodnapjan
este 8 orai kezdettel a Cent
raj Auditorium Macy tanc-
termeben fogja tartani egy-
hazunk nepe. Belep6 jegy
35c. Muzsikal: Thomas Al
bert kozkedvelt radio zene-
kara. A rendez6seg szeretet-
tel hiyja meg Is varja el
Youngstown es k0rnyeke ossz-
magyarsagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15
SIT. GYORCY COR.
KATH. HLTK0ZSEG
PlSb1nos
F6t. kOVALICkY vlkTOR
Lakas:
6f6 Tod Ave Telefon: 32920
TempIom: zoe Mahonins Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

\
MISEK RENDJE: Vasarna-
pokon kis mise 9 orakor angol
oktatassal. Macy mise 10 ora
80 perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. H6tkoznapokon scent
mise 9 6rakor.
GYoNTATAS h&tk0znapo-
kon Is vasarnapokon a scent
misek el6tt.
BAZARUNK ugy sikerilt,
amint AIT remeltiik. A hit.
kozseg terteneteben ez volt a.
legsikeriiltebb bazaar, ameny-
nyiben a tiszta haszon meg
haladja az otszaz dollart. A
hivek ezzel bebizonyitottak,
hogy szeretik egyhazukat, S
fenyes tanujelet adtak annak,
hogy meg a mostoha munka-
viszonyok dacara is minden
aldozatot Szivesen hoznak
meg annak felviragoztatasara.
A sep eredmenyt sejteni
lehetett mar a bazar elott,
inert a kollektalas nehez
munkajat szinte or0mmel val
laltak a hitkozseg derek no
tagjai, S nemcsak, hogy tires
kezzel sehol sem bocsatottak
Ell oket, hanem mindeniitt
szepen megajandekoztak 6ket
a bazaar javara.
Kollektaltak: Also Steelton:
Macy Claiborne es Bobnik Ist-
vanne; Niles: Rinyu Juliska;
Fels6 Steelton: Bakos Janos-
ne es Rako Gy0rgyne, Camp
bell: Kondas Andrasne es Hor
vath Ferencne; Struthers:
Fedor Janosne; South Side:
Id. H0rcsik Mihalyne, a far
mokon pedig: Hritzu Janos es
P. Sander Ferenc;; Hubbardon
Bodonyi Vincene, fogadjak a
hitko0seg halas k0szonetet.
Az elso prizet, Is dollaros
Innerspring mattress, Tuli-
pan Istvan, a Supreme Mat
tress Mfg. Co. tarstulajdonosa
adomanyozta, akinek uzletet
a tisztelt magyarsag szives
joindulataba ajanljuk, a sep
adomanyt pedig szivbol ko-
szonjiik!
Halas koszonetiinket fejez-
zuk XII a kegyes adakozoknak,
a bazaron megjelenteknek, az
azon faradozoknak, a bazaar
konyveket megvevoknek, S
mindazoknak, akik a bazaar
sikerehez barmikepen hozza-
jarultak. listen fizesse meg!
MARIA KONGREGACIoBA
a multi vasarnap volt az unne
pelyes felvetel, amikor a ko-
vetkezo leanyok ajanlottak
fel magukat a Boldogsagos
Sziiz Maria kiilonos tisztele-
tere: Hritzu Jolan, Orosz He
len, Orosz Vera, Orosz Betty,
Takach Julia, Mondok Anna,
Kostyo Margit, Bayus Mar
git, Bayus Helen, Box Eliza
beth, Mondok Margit, Simo-
novsky Virginia, Simonovsky
Betty, Simonovsky Isabel,
Horcsik Betty, Miller Char
lotte, Kondas Margit, Fidran
Anna, nles Helen, Magyar
Theresa, Kopp Magdolna,
Cholensky Betty, Kan6cz
Betty, Hajdu Eliza, Macy
Francis, Macy Mary, Sander
Margit es Petransky Mary.
A felvetel a nagymise kere-
teben t0rtent, szentmise utan
a feher teremben szentaldo-
zas utani reggeli volt, anne
lyen Father Jackanich is meg
jelent es gy0ny0rii angol be-
szedben iidv0z0lte a Maria
Leanyokat. A legk0zelebbi
tagfelvetel fehruarban 1esz.
NEVNAPI VACSORA volt
multi vasarnap a Borbalak,
Erzsebetek, Katalinok, Mikl6-
cob E,oro,,oolx NF;to61r,<>1~ kc
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16

thing to fee when called upon to do
it outside of working hours? What's
to become of Elkton anyhow? l am
looking for it to float off into the
Elk river, into the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, out into the waste of
Delaware Bay Waters, and sail away
into oblivion.
So, I say, there isn't much Christmas
in that Burg. The town may deck it
self in evergreen and many colored
electric bulbs; but it would prefer the
bridal wreath and the shrine of a mar
riage fee. 1t will miss the happy faces
of wedding bound couples. 1t will
miss the familiar cry if "Taxi!" this
way to the best tied knot in town.,
and Elkton will be good town to buy
a used machine. The "tied" will cease
to run out of this town, and the seek
ers of matrimonial bliss are now look
ing over the line into the Old Domin-
ion.
Well, good luck to 'em, I say. I be-
lieve in letting 'em be "iined" togeth-
er if thy want to be. There's nobody
forcing them to enter the state of bliss
or woe: so let 'em take the conse-
quencs. There's one thing I can be
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16
STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL
TO PRESENT A COMEDY

"Oh Doctor, a sparkling musical
comedy in three acts is to be present
ed at Stockton High School on Friday
evening, December. 16, at eight o'clock
in the high school auditorium.
The all-star cast of local talent in
cludes Mildred Pilchard, as Patricia;
and Charles Volke, Jr., as DR.. Jim,
in the leading parts. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. D. Outright portray henpecked
husband and a bossy wife, while Bar
bara Outright will play Patricia's
younger sister. Jeanette Foulks anc
l.. N. Timmons add a comic touch as
a pair of country lovers. f. M. Reg
ers and Howard Payne are cast as
crooks from New York. Mrs. Dalton
Fleming and George Jones will don
burnt cork for their presentation of
two colored characters. The singing
and dancing choruses will be compos-
ed of high school and grammar school
girls.
ooh Doctor" is being directed by
Ruth C. Anderson of the Triangle
Producing Company, Greensboro, N.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16
STATE OFFERS
BRIDGE PLANS
FOR SINEPUXENT
Hearing To Be Staged In The
Fire Engine House In
Ocean City
ALL INTERESTER ARE
INVITED TO ATTEND

An application of the Marylan'
State Roads Commission for approva
of revised plans for a bridge across
Sinepuxent Bay at Ocean City, Mary
land. will be considered at a public
hearing on the subject to be held BY
w. A. johnson, Colonel, Corps of En-,
gineers, District Engineer or his rep
resentative in the hall at the fire en-
gine house, Dorchester treet, Ocean
City, Maryland, at 100 P. M. on De-
cember 20, 1888.
All interested parties are invited to
be present or to be represented at the
above named time and place, particu-
larly navigation interests and the Of
ficials of any county, city, town, or
local association whose interests may
be affected by a bridge as proposed.
The plans as revised by the appli-
cant since the hearing of August 10,
1888 show that it is proposed to cross
Sinepuxent Bay at North Division st.
approximately 2400 feet north of the
Inlet at Ocean City, Maryland, by a
concrete bridge and earth filled cause
way. Beginning at the west shore,
there will be a causeway for about
4O7 feet, then Is fixed spans on con-
crete piles % feet centers with 3 TX
ed spans of feet conters intcrspac-
ed, then fixed channel span with "a
feet horizontal clearance normal to
the channel and vertical clearance'o
10 feet above mean high water IN
Sinepuxent Bay then DC fixed spans on
concrete piles 90 feet centers with Ia
fixe spans at feet centers inter-
spaced, then bascule lift span with
a horizontal clearance of 10 feet nor
NAL to the channel and vertical clear
ance, at the middle in the closed posi-
ton, of 20 feet above low water and
1874 feet above mean high water, in
Einepuxent Bay and Is feet above
mean low water and 1874 feet above
means high water at each side, then
9 fixed spans on concrete piles 28
feet centers with 2 fixed spans of
S-foot centers interspaced to North
Division Street. Beginning at the
west shore dredging will be done to a
depth of 4.O7 feet to the bascule draw
span.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16
THE UTAH COWBOY TO
BE AT MARVA THEATRE

The Utah Cowboy who has been
very popular over XERA at Del Rio,
Texas, has been booked to appear at
the Marva Theatre on December 81
% with the Rio Grande Rangers. This
group of western entertainers has
been heard for the last two years
from XER, XEPN, XELO, XEAW.
The stations owned and operated by
DR.. John r. Brinkley, the famous
Goat Gland" Doctor, formerly of Mil
ford, Kansas.
The Rangers are on their fifth an
nual tour of the United States and
Canada and bring with them Gene
Durnal, Popular Cowboy Master of
Ceremonies, The Logan Sisters and
the Utah Cowboy. Manager Fox
says he recommends the Rio Grande
Rangers as one of the finest stage
shows to ever have been presented
on the stage of his theatre.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16
STORES IN POC0MOKE TO
KEEP OPEN EVENINGS

Beginning Friday, December 16,
stores in Pocomoke City will keep
open evening until Christmas.
Shop windows have been decorated
for the holidays and with their novel
decorations of fireplaces, Santa Claus
with his bag of toys and attractively
wrapped gifts, are attracting wide
spread attention.
A huge Christmas tree has been
erected in the vacant lot on the South
side of Market Street and community
singing will add to the Yuletide spir-
it in Pocomoke.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16
CHIRPS
Continued from Page /

Continued lTOIH rage i
relief from the worries of single un-
certainties.
But what's to become of all those
sky-pilots in Elkton, whose displayed
signs indicated specially efficacious
way of tying knot? What's to be-
come of those taxi-drivers whose liv-
ing depended on the direction a mar
riage-bound couple took their way as
they alighted from that new stream
lined train? What's to become of the
additional income pouring into the
Golfers of the county's offices?
What's to become of the opportunity
that certain officials had to reim-
burse their exchequer by adding some
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16
HEARING TO BE HELD
ON SINEPUXENT BRIDGE

Another hearing on the State Roads
Commissions $750,00O bridge plans
for the North Division site over the
Sinepuxent Bay at Ocean City, will
be held Tuesday, December 20 at
noon as a result of the agitation by
citizens of the resort at a recent meet
ing.
The protest made by citizens, prin-
cipally watermen, was that the plans
called for only one draw span for the
newly constructed channel, with no
provision for the use by larger crafts
of the old channel
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16
CHRISTMAS SERVICE FOR
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The music for the Christmas season
will begin Sunday, December 18th at
the IL o'clock service of the Presby-
terian Church.
The vocal numbers will consist of a
baritone solo, "The Infant Jesus" by
Grady Matthews.
The selection by the choir will be
the anthem "Arise, Arise, Shine" with
solo parts sung by Frances Shear and
Howard Jennings.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16
SALISBURY REFUNDING
FIRST OFFENSE FINES

Salisbury is experiencing some
trouble with the recently installed
parking meters, but the authorities
are showing commendable spirit of
leniency in connection with violations
of the meter regulations.
First offense violators will have
their money refunded and efforts will
be made for cooperation between Of
ficials and visitors until better un-
derstanding can be assured in the
way of meter uses.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16
FINE ORCHESTRA TO BE
AT CHRISTMAS DANCE

Ad Lieder and His Criterions, Bal
timore's finest dance orchestra, is
coming to Pocomoke. They will play
at the Christmas Dance to be staged
in the Armory Monday night, Decem-
Der 26th. The affair is sponsored by
Worcester Post No. SO American Leg
ion and Auxiliary and from present
indications it is going to be one swell
affair.
Table reservations may be made
through E. Farrell Bowen, telephone
Pocomoke 329-W. Price of admission
$3.50 per couple.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16

The Christmas Dance scheduled for
December 81 at the Coliseum, Sails
bury, has been postponed until Tues
day night, January 8. The change is
made because of conflicting dance.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16

embark upon the unknown sea. If it
turns out for the better, then a hap
py family is added to community ac-
tivity. If for the worse, it doesn't
prove anything, after all.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16

sure about. these youngsters think it's
Utopia realized; so let 'em wake up to
the reality of things. There's no bet
ter teacher than experience, and that's
the test of everyone's fortune as they
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-12-16

Staff Sergeant Russell A. Pusey,
Mrs. Pusey, and Mrs. Gertdudc Atkin-
son, of Fort Hancock, New Jersey,
were called to Pocomoke over the week
end by the death of Mrs. Ella Atkin-
son.
Evening star., 1938-02-03
SAVINGS SHARES UP
.11MILLION IN MONTH
H. L. B. B. Reports Thrift Invest
ments Total $610, ,003, 800
at Years End.

Private share investments in Fed
eral savings and loan associations in
creased by $11 1,679,600 in December
over November. according to the Fed
eral Home Loan Bank Board.
Investments by individuals in these
thrift and home-building associations
1T the end Of the year totaled $780,
$500, As compared with 1898 1924, 200
on November 80, the reports showed.
Meanwhile, for the same period the
number Of investors increased from
So3,e97 to 809, ,479. gain Of 5,482. The
average value of shares held by private
investors was $753 on December 81. as
compared with $744 month earlier.
Home-financing loans made by re-
porting institutions in December to-
tailed $1S.33o.2o0. or nearly 1000 900
less than the $19,287, 200 they advanced
In the previous month.
OF the December loans, $6,101 700
was advanced for construction Of new
homes, $5,O48, ZOO for the purchase Of
homes, $4,387,s00 for the refinancing
Of home loans. $l,149,900 for repairs
and reconditioning and $1,e42, 100 for
other purposes.
Evening star., 1938-02-03

Wan Navy in an advisory capacity"
1.-The services Of this personnel have
been made available to Peru pursuant
to the well-established policy of friend
ly and helpful cooperation with the
American Republics-American naval
oHicers are now serving with the navies
of several other South American states
in an advisory capacity" said the an
nouncement.
Officers .who will accompany Capt.
Canaga to Peru are 1t. Comdr. Leo L.
Pace. Capt. Emory d. Stanley of the
Nays Supply Corps and Comdr. Mel
vile w. Powers Of the Nays Construc-
tion Corps. Enlisted personnel have
not yet been chosen, the department
said.
Capt. Canaga was born in Annapolis,
Md. March 4, 1882, and he now COM
mands Destroyer Squadron IL of the
Battle Force.
Evening star., 1938-02-03
BENCH AND BAR
TO HONOR REGENT
Dr.. lucey of Georgetown
Law School to Be Guest
at Dinner.

Leaders Of the Federal bench and
bar Of Washington will join more than
800 alumni Of the Georgetown Law
School at a testimonial dinner tonight
for the Rev. Francis E. Lucey, S. j.,
professor of Jurisprudence and regent
Of the school for the past seven years.
Frank J. Hogan, one Of the most
prominent of the Georgetown law
alumni, will make the principal ad-
dress. The law regent also will be
felicitated by the very Rev. Arthur A.
OLeary. S. j., president of Georgetown
University. and by George E. Hamil-
ton, veteran dean Of the law school,
who was graduated from Georgetown
more than IS years ago.
Justices to Attend.
Prominent among the special guests
at the Mayflower Hotel will be Asso-
ciate Justice Pierce Butler and Asso-
ciate Justice Owen ]. Roberts of the
United States Supreme Court, Post
master General Farley and majority
Of the membership of the United
States Court of Appeals and Of the
United States District Court
Leo A. Rover, former United States
attorney for the District. is the toast
master and Joseph A. Cantrel, presi-
dent OF the alumni, is general chair
man.
Became Regent in 1881.
DR.. Lucey gave up career as a pro-
fessor of metaphysics and philosophy
to become regent Of the Georgetown
Law School in 1881. Within a few
years the 47-year-old' Jesuit became
nationally known as law school ad-
ministrator.
He built up the graduate school.
doubled the size of the law library and
Instituted summer school. He raised
to full college degree the entrance
requirements of the law school and
added new courses in labor law, COM
parative law, radio, statutes, the Sc
curities Exchange. taxation. the history
Of English law and code pleading.
Evening star., 1938-02-03

division OF the
ONCE Of the Chief
Of Naval Opera
tions at the Navy
Department from
1884 to 1896.
In announcing
this officially. the
Navy Department
said the chic t
+ ecu t i've has
authorized It h e
detail Of four Of
hcers and five
petty officers Of
the United States
Navy for duty
With the per,I-
Evening star., 1938-02-03
u. S. NAVAL MISSION
TO PERU AUTHORIZED
Capt. Canaga Of Operations Office
Heads Advisory
Group.

President Roosevelt today authorized
q United States naval mission to Peru,
headed by Capt. Bruce L. Canaga,
who was in charge OF the central
Evening star., 1938-02-03

-Four Injured in Explosion.
JOHNsTON, R. l.. Feb. 3 R.-At
least four persons were injured, one
probably fatally. when an explosion
wrecked fireworks factory at Green
vile avenue here this morning. Ralph
Valenti, ~, was critically injured.
Evening star., 1938-02-03

Nationwide campaign to promote the wider
consumption Of heoIth-eiving, bodybuilding
neots This campaign is sponsored by 600 units
Of the meat industry and 10000 retail stores
throughout the Nation are cooperating. Dis
trct Grocery Stores are glad to join in this great
undertaking. Advance the good health Of your
family by serving and eating more meat!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-12-20

Roll a golf ball under the foot
while sitting on a chair. Pick up
small marbles with the toes, lift
them from the floor and put them
down again.
Stand in bare feet facing the wall,
Just far enough away that you have
to lose balance to support yourself
with the palms of your hands. With
feet firmly on the ground push back
and forth towards the wall, stretch
ing the tendons Of the heels.
On the question of shoes, / think
the foot specialists are entirely too
harsh. Exaggerated high heels are
crippling, but most shoe manufac-
turers make shoes for'wonlen nova
DAYS that do not do any permanent
harm. Men are; of course, more for
inmate than women so far as, Shoe
STYLES are concerned, and their foot
wear is less likely to cause trouble.
AS for the flat-heeled, broad-toed
health shoes recommended for
women, / can only repeat what i
have said before, that it is up to the
foot specialists to design shoe that
will be scenic as well as scientific.
-
EDITORS NOTE: Seven pa1nphlets by
m CIendeninr can now be obtained by
sending 10 cents in coin. for each. and
seIf-addressed envelope stamped with q
three-cent stamp, to DR.. Logan Clenden-
ing, in care of this paper. The pamphlets
are: three Weeks Reducing Diet In
dioeztior and Constipation. Reducing
and Gaining, 'Infant Feeding, 1n-
structions for the Treatment of Diabetes.
feminine Hygiene and ''The Care OF the
Heir and Skin.'s
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-12-20
Barclay On Bridge

about aces, bid of 5-No Trump by
the original questioner asks about
the number of kings held. To this
response of 6-Clubs shows no
kings; 6-Diamonds, 1 king; g.
Hearts, 2; 6-Spades, 8; Ono Trump,
all four. The questioner then
chooses the final contract.
Perhaps the most valuable fea-
ture of such convention is it's pre-
vention of unmakeable slam con-
tracts. On the deal given above.
South bid 1-Heart, North 1-Spade,
South 3-Spades, then North the
Blackwood 4-No Trump. South an
swered, with 57Diamonds, that he
had only one, ace. Il o North, know
ing that the opponents held two
aces, signed off at 5-Spades.
Players using no special slam con-
vention might easily have bid to six
on this deal and taken, a set when
the opponents cashed their two
aces.
TOmorrow's Problem
n 10 8 s 42
y K 20 u
y 85
d A 8 5
M6 N AJ7
V743 :. VQ9S652
q A J63 A72
= ] z 632 s = @ "a
A A K Q93
KQ 10 o.
% < 10
dealer: South. Neither side vul-
nerablc.) ~
How would you advise bidding
this hand? I
Features Syndicate. Inc. I@ +}f4
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-12-20
nRCRTANT TO KNOW

EVERY SERIOUS bridge player
should familiarize himself with the
"BlackwOod Convention" devised by
Easley Blackwood, of Cincinnati, to
aid in slam bidding, which has been
gaining widespread popularity.
Even those who dislike artificial
@nventions ought to know what
their opponents bids mean. Both
ar those who expect to encounter it,
nd for those who wish to use the
implest efficient device for locating
their partners aces and kings, a
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