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Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13
TRI-BASE OIL
CROWD GRABBED
BY UNCLE SAM

The Department of Justice and
the Securities and Exchange Com
mission report the return of an in
dictment in the United States Dis
trict Court for the District of Mon
tana at Great Falls. Montana, charg-
ing Egbert Pandolfo; o. NJ Clink;
Gus E. Heth: Samuel C. Pandolfo,
Jr., and Joseph Beverly Chew, alias
u. B. Chew, alias Captain Basil
Spalding, alias William F. Red
field, alias oliver Haynes. U. S. A.,
alias Captain Fred r. Lafferty with
violations of the fraud and regis
tration provisions of the Securities
Act of 1888 and the Mail Fraud
Statute.
All of the defendants except Gus
Heth were previously apprehended
and posted $4,000 bail. Heth has
Just been arrested in Denver, Col
orado, and is in the custody OF the
United States Marshal.
The indictment charged that de-
PENDANTS, operating under the name
of Tri-Base of Montana, employed
a scheme to defraud numerous in
vestors, particularly the holders OF
building and loan pass-books, by
means of Misrepresentation in con-
nection with the sale of interests in
profit sharing plan.
1t was alleged that as part of the
scheme the defendants sold con-
tracts for the purchase of re-refined
oil which was supposed to be part
of a pooling arrangement whereby
the oil would be re-sold for the
benefit of all pool investors, the
profit from the re-sales to be di-
vided 1Oc a gallon to pool hold
ers and the balance to Tri-Base Of
Montana.
The indictment charged that de-
PENDANTS did not pool or set aside
the oil at all; that, contrary to the
representatations made, Tri-Base Of
Montana sold only a negligible a
mount of oil from which no profits
had accrued, and that the defend
ants did not own any oil refinery
and had no canning equipment.
1t was further charged that the
defendants as part of the scheme
made payments to investors out |
Of funds received from them and |
that they were made out |
Of the profits from the sale of pool |
oil. when in fact there had been
10 profits, and the payments were
made in order to induce the public
o invest additional funds with de-
endants.
The Government was represented
~ Assistant United States Attor-
ley Allan, assisted by Post Office
Inspector Morse, and James e. New
on, attorney with the Securities
nd Exchange Commissions Seattle
egional office.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13
TOOLE COUNTY
Toole County Abstraet Company.
shelly. Montana
AssIGNMENT or ROYAITY

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
G. E. Gallogly to Alice r. schaeffer.
Of 10 on SW3 S-35-1W.
G. q. Gallogly TO Alice schaeffer /
~ on Sw4 s-s7-4W
G. z. Gallogly 30 Herbert y. Shove
Is Of ~ on SW3 21-37-4w.
G. E j. GSlIogIy 10 a A. -, 7 Thompson
6. E, Gallogly to Rose NJ Fischer
is of lfo on NW3 q -64W
of ~ on NwlSE3 E1Sw4 30. NINE4
SW3NE3 E3NW4 81 1-3T-4W
Edith Merrill to Edward Arthur Hag-
lund ! OF 10 on NW4SEi EsSwa 20.
N@NEl SWiNE3 EANW4 31-37-4W
J. w. Speer to c. d. Stock & II. o.
Stock. 9-10 OF 1es on SW3SW4 II, WaWI
-. ElSE3 SE4NEl 14-35-2w
c. y. Stock to c. D. Stock & H. o.
Stock. 10 OF IN on SW3SWf Il, Wa
Wa 13 EisBa sEaNE4 14-S5-2w
Maxine Miller to Charles S Barber
0f les on NW1 17-374W
Henry w. Volbrecht to Frank Long.
IL on SW4 S-37-4W
6. F. GallOgly to James y. Yule. Is
Of ~ on SWi q -374w
G.. T.. GallOgly TO Mary Schroeder g
Of ~ on Swi s-37-4w
g. e. Gallogly to Leon L. Rodgers Is
bf III on SWi S-37-4W
J. II. Ralston TO Edwin F. Peterson.
.Tr. lilo Of 1Gs on Sw3SEI sElsE4
9-35-3 West
G. f. Gailogly TO V. d. Lord Is Of 1et
on NW1 1874 West
Mantin $. Engemoen to Casper r.
Oian 2es on NE4Sw4 II -35.2W
. John r. lIaire to Halvor X. GauSaker
i . OF ia OF S}cf on E5SW4 1-'5-3W
'i IIalvOr X Gausaker TO Herman r Gusa
- Of IL, on Lots 1O-11 -, SIM 2-;T-
West
Herman Gusa to John T Haire IL
of ~ on Lots 10-11-12 SiNt 2-3T-4W
DEED
Land Owners oil & Gas Co 10 II
Schlien SEfNW3SW3NE4 NE1SWtsw3
NE4 29-33-3 West
QUIT CLAIM DEED
York Montana oil Co. 10 Boris A. s.
Aronow oil and gas lease covering the
tll Sec <. WA w5Ei NE3NEl II Lots
3 & SE4SW4 1s Lots 1924 SE1NWf
NE3SW3 SiNE4 N5SE4 SWiSE1 10 W.
Wa NE1NW3 20-35-3 West
WARRANTY DEED
Albert Goeddertz to Big West oil Co
Tract In NEfSW3 1888 West
CONTRACT FOR DEED
C. A. Callan 10 John D. Fitzpatrick
NWiSE4 E5SW4 20 N1NEf SW4NE4 E3
NW4 31.37-4 West
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Dakota Montana oil Co. to The Pub
lie, Agent: G. o. BOhn. Shelby. Mont.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Pacific National Oils, Inc, to The
Public.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13

producing firm, following registra-
ton of a $4,000 issue for Hannah
Porter by one of the stockholders.
The registration was reported in
the daily bulletins of the Securi-
ties e. Exchange commission in
Washington and reprinted last week
in the Journal. Mr.. Porter addressed
the following letter to the Journal:
Montana Oil Journal
Great Falls, Montana
Gentlemen:
In your issue of April 29th.,
there appears an article on the
front page with the heading "HAN-
UNDER THE SEC" The article indi-
UNER THE SEC" The article indi-
Gates that the Hannah Porter COM
pany has registered a stock offer
ing of $4,000 with the Securities
Exchange Commission, and is about
to offer same to the public. This
is entirely incorrect.
The Hannah Porter company has
not registered any stock offering
with the SEC in the amount men-
toned, or in any other amount, and
it is not offering any new stock is
sue for sale. The article is, there
fore, entirely misleading and we ask
you to correct the same in your
next issue and give it the same
prominence in your paper thar was
given the erroneous article above
referred to.
Your error is probably due to the
fact that one Fred Shupe, of Cey-
lon, Saskatchewan, recently regis
tered some character of statement
with the SEC which apparently
the false representation
that Hannah-Porter was registering
the securities in question. The state
ment was unauthorized by this
company and the registration was
also unauthorized. and Mr.. Shupe
had no authority whatsoever to
make any such statement or repre-
sentation on behalf of this COM
pany.
The company has not offered any
stock for sale since 1881 and it
does not plan to offer any stock
for sale.
The SEC release of May s shows
the filing of registration statement
withdrawal request on May and
the commission announced the reg
statement effective under
notice of deficiency as of May T.
The nature of the deficiency noted
by the commission was not stated
Very truly yours,
HANNAH-PORTER COMPANY
BY M. E. Porter, President.
MEP:M.
SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SUNBURST BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13
Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest to Refners and Marketers

(Bob representative U.
a
He TexacO
California held meeting in
Hsche superintendent Of
Otto Krieg of the AA
Representatives from Dillon Whitehall Deer Lodge
B
A. Merrick Of special agent
a advertising campaign Of the
continent
recently purchased from X Ma
which they operated business
ture be before the tourist
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13
GLACIER COUNTY
BY 3farfer Counfv Abstract 60.
rTT RANK. MONTANA
PARTIAL ASSIGNMENT OF OIL
ANn GAS LEASE

/ AMD NAS AksANE
Kenneth ~ Pardee ct ux. ct al, "a
Newall & Chandler Drilling Co. Inc
ns g O&GL. pg. @94. ElNW3 Sex o.
27-5
RIGHT OF WAY LICENSE
George Naedan ct al doing business
rs Producers pipe Line Co. TO Internal
SFN1 Of SW3SWi Sec 7-33-5
of ~ Ea Sec 22-37-5
1-16 Of ia SlNE1 E3NWa 1896
PaIaci 10 Of 1R NJ Sec 5-34-5
Edith Merrill to Rose M Fischer Ei
500 22-3T-5. 1-s OF ia
Herman r. Gusa 10 John T. Haire.
! Of III E{E4 Sec 1879
Same to same overriding Lots /
to 10. Blk 4 Sec Add to Cut Bank Mont
s. T. Rigney Adm. Est. Of Ethel VI.
Rigney to Bank Of Glacier Co. III
Lots 2, g. T. StNW SW4NE4 Sec 2-;sj.
S1SW4 Sec 1896 to secure $4,000
F. A. Pelton to o. l. DeSchon. Trustee
1-e Of II NE1 NiNW3 Sec a-35-5
r. 9 Tarrant 10 J G. McIlvain ! Of
1ee SCI Of Sec 1896
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
A. r. Cobb 20 Newell & Chandler Tnc
SbSWt Sec ~ SE1sE3 Sec. 14-37-J Bk
O&GL pg 395
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Manning & Martin. Inc 10 The Public
Can stk S50OOO00O Cap Stk issued
s1f34 .0O000 Gan invested IN Mont &l61555
Business preceding year S52.G291O ex- /
pended $77.53670. Profit $24.907.GO lin /
red)
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13
No EVIDENCE Of
WHITE LINE IN
WEST kelvin TEST

An attempted test of the Madi-
son lime in West Kevin area. on
the Cassidy-Phoenix Mutual No.
.NWA NWA 2S-35-4W, has been
thus far foiled by failure to find
the Madison lime.
Drilling continues at 1858 and
no Madison yet. reports "Bnl" Cas-
sidy
He had a showing Of oil at 2285
but it now develops that it was not
in the Madison lime. Another
streak of saturation has been en-
countered that will be acidized lat
er on. but IT is not in true Madi-
son, Cassidy says
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13

Kenneth u. Pardee ct ux. et al 70
| Newal & Chandler Drilling Co. Inc.
ns O&GL. pg S94. ElNWa Sex. o.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13

Estate OF ANNA u. JEWELL. De
ceased
undersigned Executors Of the Last Will
and Testament Of ANNA f. JEWELL.
Deceased. 70 the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said
Deceased. to exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers. within four months
after the first publication Of this notice.
70 the said Executors at law office Of II.
Norskog. 31G Ford Building. Great Falls,
Montana. the same being the place for
the transaction Of the business Of said
estate ~ the Couny 0f Cascade
Dated May Bird. 1890
ROY =. JEWELL.
CLARENCE r. JEWELL.
kAecuforN Of the last Will and Tesla
ment of ANNA f. JEWELL. Deceased.
n. N0MHKOG
3fs Nord Building
Grraf Falls. Montana
At1nrmey for Executors
A'mt@ ~ first publication May 8. 1880
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13
FALLON COUNTY
BY Fallon County Abstract Co.
BAKER. MONTANA
ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
II. II. Hester 20 f. A. Sorben Mar
=. 1922 NiSa Na See 20 SW4SW4 Sec.
~. O. G1
II. H. Hester to T. A. Sorben Mar.
-. 1922 NJ Nbsl Sec - SwsSw4 Sci
-. O. GLE
AGREEMENT FOR UNIT OPERATION
g. Il. Van Slckls to Fidelity Gas Co
ct al Apr S, 1870. SEA s, On GOE
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13
PORTER DENIES
PROPOSED SALE
COMPANY STOCK

The daily bulletin of the Sc
curities & Exchange Commission
of Washington, ID. c., of May @,
1899, carries the announcement
that the registration statement
OF Hannah-POrter company, filed
by Fred Shupe, has been with
drawn. The registration state
ment originally filed on April
~ was without the knowledge
or consent of the corporation, as
explained in the statement be-
low.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13
WORKING ON BRoADvIEw

Nelson Story Hogan, who has un-
dertaken 10 complete the Rattle
snake Butte we'll in SW NWA SEA
22-13N-2SE. and the Broadview
dome we'll in NE NEA SWA 1S-
3N-25E. has shut down the former
and states he will concentrate his
efforts on Broadview, which he
took over at 5129 feet. He announc-
ed this week that Jack McGrath has
become superintendent in place OF
Jack Hackworth.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13

Denial that Hannah-Porter com
pany of Shelby will finance under
the Securities and Exchange Com
mission was made this week by M.
E. Porter, president of the pioneer
Montana oil and mining journal., 1939-05-13
LYE WATER RUNs OAR2

LYE WATER RUNS OAR?
Henry Garrett, of Dallas, claims
he can run a car on lye mixed with
water Automotive engineers say
that such a mixture would ruin
any automobile since the lye
would eat away all metal parts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
MI. MCKINLEY ARRIVES WITH
 g FOR FIBRE

The steamer Mount Mckinley, Capt A. Ryning, arrived from the South this afternoon for three hour stay in Juneau. bringing in g passengers from Seattle and South east Alaska ports.
 From Seattle passengers were Albert Alkire, w. x. Rurfcrd, II L. WcDcnald. Mrs II L. Mcdonald, Mrs. D. Patterson, C. L. Pease, c. Pcase Jr. I. w Purkeypile, Glenn Riddle.
 John Rubin, Sigurd Wallstedt, J. Anderson, D Barry, M Barry, ! c. Clinkenbeard, F Crane, M Eakin, A. Green
 II Gimderson, W. Hayden, R. Jones. G, Kammerzell H. Koppered, c. Postine, J, Petrie, M. Piercy, P Poulet, L. Roubn, Bert Aver
 From Ketchikan Mrs w c An crews. Nina Jenkins. Carolyn John son, c. J. Maggard, Bette Schaff, Mrs. John Wagner, Anthony S. Schmald, Anthony Schmald Jr, Frank Schmald and Joe Brown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
VALENTINE BLDG.
 WE'LL HOUSE NEW
 OFFICES OF QUIST

With the Baranof Hotel completed except for minor details, and the plans for a new Goldstein building taking shape, A. w. ouist and Com pany are moving offices to the Val entine Building
 After tomorrow, office manager Eugene Quist will be the only one of the three Quists in Juneau
 Eugene Quist's father. A. w Quist, jailed south recently to be gone several weeks. and Victor Quist. brother Of A. w. Quist, who was Sup erintendont of Construction on the hctel project. is sailing south on the Princess Louise tomorrow with his wife for a few weeks Outside, dur ing which time they will take in the San Francisco Fair.
 Joyce Quist 7,-year-old daughter # MT and Mrs. Eugene Quist, is coming north on the North Sea- ar living Monday or Tuesday, accom- lanied by Mrs. Robert Schoettler, vife cf the Baranof Hotel manager, nd her daughter
 Little Joyce Quist granddaughter f A. w Quist, is one Of Seattle's scmising baby artists. recently talk n psrt in the staging of Snow White nd the Seven Dwarfs at the Rep rtory Playhouse. She will enter chool here in the second grade
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
5ALvATION ARMY
 DRIVE CONTINUES;
 RESULTS ARE GOOD
Capt. Stanley Jackson k Meeting with Success
 in Raising Funds

The Salvation Army Drive for funds for the present year is still in progress and attainment so far is reported excellent by Capt Stan ley Jackson.
 Capt. Jackson stated that calls are being made but those desirous of contributing to the Salvation Army fund, may mail in their do- nations. So far many free will of ferings have been received through the mails.
 Capt. Jackson states that any amount will be gladly received, from 50 cents upward.
 The fund now being raised through the drive goes into the general coffers for local mainten- ance of the worthy causes for which the Salvation Army is noted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
WIFE JAILED CONNECTION
 20. THEFTS
Mrs. Sparks Sold Goods Stolen by Husband,
 Is New Charge

Mrs. Edna Sparks joined her hus- band. James E. Jack Sparks in iail this afternoon. charged with receiving. conceanng and disposing of stolen property which he is ac- cused Of taking from Federal Build ing offices and the mails here.
 Mrs. Sparks was arrested by Mar shars officers shortly after noon after a complaint had been filed by U. s. Attorney William A. Holz- heimer
 According to the complaint, Mrs. Sparks, a bride of seven months, scld and traded articles which sine knew were stolen.
 Involved by Pistol
 tracing of a stolen 32 calibre automatic pistol which had been pawned here. led Deputy Marshals to Mrs. Sparks and uncovered a large number of other cases in which the woman sold or traded si-len goods, Deputy Walter Hel- Ian said
 Sparks is being held under S50Cc bond after being caught early Wed- nesday. allegedly stealing, tearing open and burning postoffice mai He had waived preliminary exam inatien on a complaint charging two Federal and one Territorial robbery counts.
 Asked if his wife was involved ir the alleged thefts, Sparks is re- ported to have told the Marshal. men "Wednesday that she hao ncthing to do with them, had urges him to return the goods and cried when he did not
 Deputy Hellan said Mrs. Sparks traded stolen articles for a mum Der of dresses. a fur wrap and other apparel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
R0TARIAN5 WILL
 ADDRESS EMPIRE
 EDITION SUNDAY
5000 Copies Going Out to Members in Three
 Sfdfes and BIG.

Rotarians and Rotary Aims will gather at the Baranof Hotel to- morrow at l o'clock to wrap and address 5000 copies of the annual Progress and Development edition of The Empire, which will be sent to Rotary Club members through cut the Western States.
 The edition comes off the press tomorrow, done up in special Ro- tary wrappers, and wifi serve as an inducement to Rotarians of the l01st District to come here in May when the annual conference is held
 Copies will be sent to all Rotar- ians in Washington, Oregon, Vest ern Idaho and British Columbia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
AIR SAFETY BOARD
 MAN ARRIVES HERE

Glenn Riddle, of the Air Safety Board of the Civil Aeronautics Au- thority, arrived in Juneau on the stemaer Mount Mckinley to con- duct an investigation into the Cope plane accident.
 Riddle will make a separate re- port to Washington, D. C., from that made by Alaska Aeronautics Inspector I. K. McWilliams. His Board. recently created, makes such separate investigations in further ing the CAA's efforts to place air travel on absolute safety grounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
LON COPE REMAINS
 BEING TAKEN. TO
 ANCHORAGE TODAY

Accompanied by his brother, Ro- bert Cope of Oklahoma, the re- mains of Alonzo Cope, veteran AL aska pilot, are being shipped tc Anchorage for burial on the steam CT Mount Mckinley.
 Special services were held last evening in the Chapel of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary, the Rev. John A. Glasse making the eulogy. A color guard from the Am erican Legion Post in this city es- corted the remains to the steamer this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
WELL KNOWN PLANE PILOT
 COMING BACK

Johnny Amundsen, popular flier who spent most of last year flying out of Juneau, will be returning soon to fly for Marine Airways. ac- cording to Alex Holden, General Manager of the line.
 Amundsen and Holden will handle the flying business for Marine Air ways with the Bellanca and Fair child seaplanes.
 It is believed Amundsen will be coming north next month with Mrs. Eroundsen and baby.
 The Amundsens went south late in the year and have since been in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25

altitude record for women today reaching 33,000 feet above the earth. The official record is 28,743, set by Ruth Nichols.
 The new record showed Jacqueline had been aloft two hours and twen- ty-six minutes, flying south over Mexico
 Temperature on the ground at takecff was 85 degrees above zero but at her highest point of flight the thermometer registered sub zero weather
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
JUDGE DENIES NEW TRIAL IN
 NELSON SUIT
Mrs. Hermann Seeks Re- hearing of Damage
 Case vs. City

Motion for new trial in the case of Mrs. J. E. Nelson versus the City of Juneau was denied to- day by Judge George F. Alexan- der
 Mrs. Mildred Hermann, attorney for Mrs. Nelson, asked the new trial.
 A jury last week found in favor of the City in the suit in which Mrs. Nelson sought to collect $5000 damages for injuries allegedly suf- fered in fall on a stairway which the City was repairing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
COURT MOVING TO KETCHIKAN NEXT
 WEEK ON ALASkA

Court of the First Judicial Divi- sion will move to Ketchikan for opening of a new term there Tues day.
 Personnel going south on the steamer Alaska Monday will be Judge George F. Alexander. United States Attorney William A. Hclz- heimer, Clerk of Court Robert E Ccughlin and Deputy Clerk Peg gy D, Mcleod
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
SHOWER HONORS MISS SIMPKINS

For Miss Mary Simpkins, bride elect of Edward Metzgar, Mrs. Ar thur Adams, Mrs. w. C. Overby Miss Louise Kemper and Miss Etta Mae Kolasa are entertaining with bridge luncheon and miscellane- ous shower this afternoon in the Iris room of the Baranof Hotel.
 Twenty-seven guests are present for the occasion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
CARPENTERS, ATTENTION

Allied Trades Local 943 will meet at Union Hall for election of off eers Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock All carpenters cordially invited.
 L. F. MORRIS, adv Temporary Sec'y.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
TO ANCHORAGE

Harry Seidenverg, Anchorage merchant, is a passenger on the Mount Mckinley for the Westward after brief business trip Out side.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
TO CORDOYA

Oscar Freedman, owner of the Windsor Hotel in Cordova, is through passenger for the Prince William Sound town after a trip Outside.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
GODFREY THROUGH

sam Godfrey, Kougarok placer man, is Mount Mckinley pas senger for Seward He will fly to Seward Peninsula from Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
COCHRAN SETS
 NEW ALTITUDE
 MARK, WOMEN
Woman Climbs Over Six Miles High 10 Shaffer
 Nichols Record

PALM SPRINGS, March 25. Jacqueline Cochran. winner of last years BendiH Trophy race from Los Angeles to Cleveland, claimed new
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
YOUNG PEOPLE
 WILL CONDUCT
 VESPER SERVICE

Tcmcrrow's Vesper Service at the Northern Light Preshyterian Church starting at cclcck- .s heins take ever entirely by the young people wita Gerald Coke as deaoen.
 nce ay GuaI.n will be guest speak CT, and will repeat the selection eiv- CT recently at a deelamation meet entitled Charity
 Sylvia Davis will be organist and several hymns will be sung by the young Peoples Choir. A number will also be given by girls trio composed of Ruth Allen, Idabell Dobson and Charlene Arnold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25
W. K. BURFORD RETURNS

w. K. Burford returned on the steamer Mount Mckinley from a months trip to the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25

The Cathedral of Cologne, the capital of the Rhineland, took five hundred years to complete. The finishing towers were built in 1880
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-25

Tooay,s News roCay.-Emnre
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-04-10
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"Ths Authority on Authorities"

This seemed unlikely, so he inves-
tigated. North had bid 1-Club,
South 1-Heart, North 1-Spade be-
cause he had a club sorted among
his spades. then South 3-Spades.
North then discovered his mistake
and bid 3-No trump, but South took
him to 4-Spades. Afraid of getting
in deeper, North passed.
East led the heart K, and North
went to work. He took this trick in
dummy, cashed the club K, spade A
and club A, led the club j, covered
by the @ and ruffed, then led heart
to the @. East returned the spade J,
covered by the q and K, then the
diamond K was won and heart
ruffed with the spade 8. Next came
the diamond @ and A, and the club
10 was led for East to ruff with the
spade 10. The dummy's spade 9 then
made the last trick, East having
taken tricks only with the heart Q
and spade 10.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-04-10

Dealer: South. North-South vul-
nerable)
One North player in a duplicate
tournament thought he had gained
I, top or tie fer top, on this deal.
n ne had bid 1-Club, his partner l.
heart he 1-No trump, South Pho
trump and he 3-No trump After
East led the spade 2, he took Vests
y then the club x, the diamond j,
the club A, lost club and thus got
Two Two Tricks in spades, one in hearts,
silree IN diamonds and four in clubs,
LOT an overtrick and a score of $50,
er 9VV game bonus plus 100 for
,. wnen he saw the score slip he
souha another pair had done better,
MAIL, n.S@lng l-Spades plus an overtrick,
"O'a 00O, with North as declarer.
Copyright. 1889. King
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-04-10
BRIDGE Is A CAME

DON'T GET TOO upset if perfect
bridge on your part loses to crazy
but lucky bridge by someone else.
Remember it is just a game, after
all, and that a good deal of the
reason why you play it is found in
the surprises to which it treats you.
When you get bad result on one
hand, through no fault of your own,
it is better not to get out of sorts
for the next deal, but to take it
philosophically and buck up for
what is to come.