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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

One OF the most elaborate. the
most unique and probably the
most exclusive party Of this or
many another social season was
held yesterday at Selfridge Field.
The hosts were the army air
corps fiers on duty there ard ne
guests were 81 crippled children
who receive treatment AZ either
the Sigma Gamma Hospital or tho
Detroit Orth0pedic Clinic
To an enthusiastic group o.
Handicapped Youngsters whom the
FicrS hciricnded moro than two
wears ago. the army opened the
gates Of the field as they have
not done since the beginning OF
the war.
SHOW FIGHTING MIGHT
Tho Hiers part Of tho entertain
racnt Centcred around a demon
strafion of the air corps fighting
might The like of which has not
been presented for more than a
year snd a half
Every type OF army plane on
the field was exhibited IN an hour
and a half fly4ng show before the
little group Of youngsters and a
handful Of society girls who and
in The operation of the Sigma
Gamma School
Nine of the units bullet shaped
AiraCohras were flown down from
mancuVcrs at Alpena especially
for the demonstration Flying in
formations they roared back and
forth over the field, looming low
over the spectators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

TINE First World War and its newer, deadlier
explosives and its tremendous masses of men
- brought higher incidence of shell-shock than
other war.
But in those days wars kept to battlefelds and
ell-shock was visited upon fighting men,
Britain today has new victims of shell-shock:
3abies. The Second World War does not keep to
battlefelds and its explosives, especially those
dropped from airplanes upon cities, are still
newer, still deadlier.
Britain has been hard put to move its small
children out of danger; many of them come under
the bombs and gunfire of raiding planes. Some are
killed, some wounded by shrapnel. Such cases are
readily handled.
But not so she-shock Shell-shocked habies
are taken to special nurseries, put into the hands
of kindly nurses, trained physicians who try with
modern methods to rehabilitate their minds and
bodies and thus save them to rehabilitate the Brit
ain of tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

6 art. streamlined
set with Yardley's
famous shaving bowl
and large sire bottle
After Shave Lotion so
popular with men!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Gorgeous holiday gift box that
mirrors the wealth and allure of
the precious emerald which in
spired the "Emeraude" fragrance.
Contains: Air-spun Face Powder,
Rouge and Lipstick in harmonizing
shades See it at Cunningham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

In choice Of black, green,
brown or blue. a grand
gift to tuck under the
Christmas treei Priced to
meet holiday budgets!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Houbigant Boudoir Perfume Ensem.
bic :. three famous frsgranees:
Quelques Fleurs. lie Parfum Ideal and
Gardenia. Nothing could be more
feminine and lovely,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Sturdy mems shave brush
with badger-type bristles that
will give loads of service. So
popular with men everywhere
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and stormy eyes. even love the
Stubborn way yosIr mouth sets
now - = :
aNeil2s Brett finally managed
the name. Eve shook her lead.
), Ihat's over, she explained.
II found out / was in love with
Bretts arms were trembling as
ne reached out and folded her in
them. He held her lightly. as If
afraid she would disappear Il he
clasped her too close.
But--but ! haven't ANYTHING
70 offer you much except myself
and job. You might have q
necklace OF diamonds. Eve. II
can only give you this kind Of a
necklace. He bent his head and
gently circled her throat with :
string of light kisses. Eve. laugh
ing and breathless, said gaily:
III never wear any other
Jewels. Tiever,''
My darlingl''
Departure
q prolonged series OF
- catcalls reminded them that
the others were waiting down bv
the pier. Brett picked Eve I'D and
carried her down the stairs and
out to the porch. Then he kissed
her as If he would never let her
go, and reluctantly set her on her
rect. They followed Julie down
the now familiar bath to the shore
where the others were waiting.
Ham and Gina repeated over
and over that they would be back
IN six weeks, ready to finish up
the house. Again Brett assured
them that he would have 1t almost
ready for them when they re-
turned.
Gina looked speculatively at
Eve. Like Neil. she had noticed
her friends deep c0ntentment.
and she suspected the cause. But
she knew that Eve would tell her
everything a little later. SO she
stified her curiosity. The goodbyes
were, hasty.
Eve could scarcely see the lone
ly figure that stood on the shore,
waving, as the plane motor began
to roar. For a minute she was
tempted to run back and stay
with Brett.
Gina. curled up next to Ham
sighed happily and put her head
against his shoulder.
You know, darling" she said
dreamily. Il think we'll keep the
name. Hearts Haven 1t seems
SO appropriate"
Ham murmured some sort of
assent, but it was Eve who said
decidedly:
Don't you dare change the
name, Gina Goodell Hearts
Haven isjust perfect" She smiled
at Julie. and the older woman.
her eyes suspiciously bright.
leaned over and kissed her gently
on the cheek.
THE END
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BOXING HIGHLIGHTS
SMOKER TOMORROW
NIGHT FOR SAILORS

Six amateur boxing matches
at the navy staten tomorrow
night viii feature smoker for
navy personnel ashore and afIoat
at the movie hall
Starting at o'clock the bouts
win match Elmer James, 1855
FOUNDER, against George Daniels.
1872; Bill Knothe, 165, VS.. Infante,
100; Williamson. $50, VS.. Kill
heeney, 40. Won Nordeck, ITO,
VS.. Robert Lewis, ITO; Grady
Sykes, 135, VS.. Edgar Roberts,
143. and Tony Froiani, TAT. VS..
Wayne Baker, 165.
Men wishing to take part in
future boxing shows have been
instructed to apply to the recrea-
ton and welfare office at the
yard.
Tony Froiani, Marine movie
operator. wiz be in charge of
training gear, which is available
daily between 8 a. m and 7
%. M.
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YOUR MID YEAR
SPORTS EXAM
Answers Elsewhere On Page


/. A military cap on the head
of famous athlete was just
gag early this year. But one like
it became regular headgear for
the wearer few weeks later.
Who is he?
2. The total attendance for the
five baseball season openers was
(a) 43i, 1872, tb) 89,351, (c) 1877, 1889,
or Id 273,423. Which?
3. Fritzie Civic, welterweight
champion, was defeated at Bos-
ton in an over weight match.
Name his conqueror.
4 What prominent football
coach was called away from his
job to active duty in the army?
Who succeeded him?
S. Name the American League
baseball manager who took HIM
self off the active player list aft
er % years in the loop.
Each question counts 20; each
part of a two-p part question 10. A
score of so is fair; 80. good.
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Chapter 80
Brett Explains

BECAUSE I've decided aga;ns,
~ making a fool Of MYSELF ;
Brett said savagely. Because In,
having 2 hard enough time BEING
noble about this, without gettine
myself IN deeper. There's M use
talking about a thing unless WI,
can do something about it, >
I'll don't understand VIA,
you mean" Eve said dreamiiv
She had picked up an odd sas-
shell and was turning II over -
her hands as If she had never
seen such an object before. Rrets
looked at her downcast face ana
TANNED his hands into his pockets
to keep from taking her in his
arms. -.
"All right, then-if YOU n,st
have it in words of one syllable .
he said fiercely. 81 love Won h
you understand that? ! love YOU. :
Eve looked up, the color
sweeping across her face ana
making her eyes more than aver
the same shade as the water at
her feet.
AYes, I understand that, she
said quietly.
Then everything's fine. / SIM
pose, Brett went on bitteriv
You've another conquest ia add
to your Iist--another man who
couldn't resist you. OF course. not
much or a conquest, really. Not
9 society guy. or one with money
Just a queer fellow who likes oid
houses and has to work for a liy-
ing = went be much to laugh
about with your friends, win fl?
Bun lust the same, to some girls.
making q man fall in love is part
OF g game. Well-you wonl"
BRETT" Eve protested.
"No-let me finish,' he went
on swiftly. Tive got a right to
say something for myself. No
matter how many men have said
love you-nor how many Others
may say it in the years to come
you won't hear one say ii and
mean it as do. You're young and
gay and pretty; but if YOU were
old and tired and sick, I'd still
want nothing so much as to hold
you in my arms"
Together
I'VE abandoned the seashelI and
went over to where he stood.
half turned away from her, look
ing at the plane.
why don't your" she inquired.
@Why don't / what?"
Hold me in your arms"
Brett looked at her, astonish-
ment and a sternly depressed hope
struggling for expression. Eve
smiled at him. her eyes tender.
Il love you. too. she went on.
I'm afraid not the same way
because | can't imagine loving
anyone who isn't big and strong.
as you are. with curly dark hair
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VIC GHEZZI: COILS
NEWEST CHAMPION

tAssoeiated Press Fesfure srryieel
Long, dark, handsome Victor
Ghezzi joined COLTS circle Of
champions with a surprise VIC
tory in the PEA. professional
Golfers, Association touraa-
ment at Denver the other day.
ca Ghezzi never before serious
CONTENDER, had to wage a courag-
eous uphill battle to whip the
1890 winner, Byron Nelson
This was his eighth try for the
crown. He first attracted atten-
ton by winning the Los Angeles
Open IN 1885.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-23
THESE ATHLETES
LEAD SUMMER
SPORTS PARADE

tAssociated Press Feature servfce)
These figures are leading the
summer sports parade:
JOE DiMAGGIO, consecutive
game hitting star, may take
the triple batting crown.
PAULINE BETZ, indoor and
clay court champion, is favored
in the U. S. singles tournament.
History's fastest 400-meters:
by GROVER KLEMMER, Cali
fornia University, in 46 seconds
flat.
A glamour girl, GLORIA CAL
LEN, is favored in national
backstroke swimming COMPETE
ton.
Tall, dark VIC GHEZZI won
COLTS toughest tournament, the
Professional Golfers meet.
MRS. SARAH COOKE, East
ern States tennis champ, is eye
ing the National singles title.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-23
PLUMBING q MACHINERY
ITEMS

8 Slightly damaged new cast
iron 5 #. recess bathtubs.
white and colored, less than
wholesale cost. Lavatories, toll
cts, sinks, all size pipe tsosl &
galvanized). fittings, valves.
Insulation for water heaters
81 solar tanks. Power tools. JIG
saws, joiners. planners, shapers.
Spot welder, paint spray out
fits, portable automatic acety-
lene generator, welding rods
and cutting torches. LatEes. il.
wood turning lathes $545 ess
large & extra large vises Il.
80, IL & 5-8v, portable Black
x Decker drills SIS up. Bench
grinders with motors, 100-lb.
cans carbide trice & pea sizel.
air conpressors. tanks &
gauges. Yale q Tonne chain
HOSTS, dollies. Large. small 8
Medium blowers. Screw Jacks
for house moving (for sale or
remit, "a Pittsburgh gas auto
matte insulated water heaters.
Is Gal. size. Open front toilet
seats (new5 $3.50 each, good
used seats 75c up.
Come and see the largest stock
Of materials ON display i, state
of Florida.
GRAY'S FISHERY, OJUs
Open Sundays, 10 4. n. TIN $50
p. m. jiy16Iwk
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~, IS
THEY MEET
AND MEET AGAIN

Associated Press Feature Service
FORT WORTH. Tex. July
z3.--It's uncanny how the
sclfing pahfs of Craig Wood
and Denny Salute have run
together. ifeses
Eight years ago they tied
for the British Open and
Shute won in a playoff.
Two years ago they tied
again in the u. 5. Open.
along with Byron Nelson
Shute lost out I'm the first
playoff and Nelson won the
second extra hole affair.
And this year Wood won
the u. S. Open and Shute
was second. A few erra1t
shots in the closing holes
and Wood would have tied
with Shute fer the third
time in a major champion
ship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-23
DON'T AIM
fmx As.eeaatea pres.l

CHICAGO. July 23.Some
folks have given Babe Dahlgren,
the new. fancy fielding Cubs
first sacker, part credit for the
improved play of second base
man Lou Stringer.
Dahlgren noticed that the
rookie was aiming his throws at
first. Just cut it loose, Dahl
gren told him, s'Tll be response
BILE after it leaves your fingers"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-23
YANKS DEFEAT
AND CARDS TIE
DAFFY DODGERS
NEW YoRK NOW HOLDS
EIGHT GAME LEAD IN AL:
EINTHINNrNG RED RALLY
UPSET BROOKLYN

NEW YORK. July 23.-The
pennant race in the National
league seems to be toss-up but
the fight in the American circuit
is just about over
Taking on the slipping Cleve-
land Indians and their mighty
pitcher, Bob Teller, the New
York Yankees scored all their
runs in the first four innings to
nose the Tribe, 4-3, and establish
a formidable eight game lead
Teller, trying for his 10th victory
but suffering his fifth defeat,
did all right after the fourth.
He gave up just a lone hit after
that round but the damage had
already been done. He held the
heavy hitting Broxn Bombers to
seven safeties all the way and
struck out four. Bases on balls
paved the way for runs in the
three innings the Yanks scored.
The victory was the tenth for
New York in IA scraps with the
Indians so far this year and was
the 35th in the last Al starts.
Boston Red Sox used home
runs to defeat the Chicago White
Sox, 6-2. Five of the markers
were knocked in when Ted Will
liarns, Jimmy Foxx and Jim Ia
Dor smashed four-baggres.
Florida's Sid Hudson chalked
up another triumph yesterday
Limiting the Detroit Tigers to
eight hits, Hudson saw his Wash
ington Senator teammates edge
the Bengals, 5-4.
The st, Louis Browns fell un-
der big fourth-inning rally of
the Philadelphia Athletics. The
AS scored all their runs in the
fourth to whip the Brownies, 4
to /.
Brooklyn Dodgers, losing their
fifth game in six starts, fell into
a tie for the National league
lead with the Cardinals when
st. Louis thumped the New
York Giants, TO.
Breezing along with 4 to 0
margin over the Cincinnati Reds,
the Dodgers saw victory turn in
to defeat in the ninth frame
The Reds loaded the bases in the
ninth and Chuck Aleno, formerly
of the DeLand Red Hats, poled
a pinch-hit triple and Bucky
Walters slammed a long fly to
send home the winning marker,
The Cards defeated the Giants
with a big six-run fourth-inning
rally.
Pounding five moundsmen for
16 safeties, the Chicago Cubs
walloped the Boston Braves,
1872 Big Bill Lee easily hung
up his seventh win of the year.
Getting off to a shaky start,
the Pittsburgh Pirate Philadel-
phia Philly game developed into
a pitchers duel, with the BUGS
coming out on top, 4-3, Bob
Klinger, who relieved Lloyd
Dietz in the second. shutout the.
Pills after they tailed twice in
that round. Dietz allowed four
hits and run in the first and
gave up hit in the second be-
fore he was pulled
Results:
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YOUR SPORTEST
Answers Elsewhere On This Page

Answers Elsewhere On TINS Page
/. What girl is the United
States golf champion?
2. Who was the winning pitch
er ia basebaIl's last AH-Star
game? The losing pitcher?
8. Who holds the worlds mo-
torboat speed record Can you
name his countrynaan who holds
the automobile speed record?
4, Identify these athletes with
their sports: (a) Anne Ross, OBJ
Tami Mauriello, (c) Brenda Hell
ser, Id Dutch Harrison, and
(e1 Elbie Fletcher.
S. Who was medalist in the re-
cent Professional Golfers Assoc
citation championship at Dem
yer?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-23
SPORTEST ANSWERS

/. Betty jameson
2. Edgar Smith. winning pitch
er. Claude Passeau, losing
pitcher
3. Sir Malcolm Campbell of
England. Capt. George E. T.
Eyston.
4. {a) diver. eb) boyer, (c)
swimmer, I'D golfer, (e) baseball
player.
5. Sam Snead
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Today's Horoscope

Today's native is impulsive,
wilful and daring. With the in
telligence bestowed by the past
week and the intliitive judgment
which goes with this degree, it
is a very strong position and
leads to success. Take care to
curb the inpetuousness so that
the emotions may not run away
with the reason.
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NO FAMILY ROW
fny As.aclatea Pressl

BINGHAMTON, N. Y. July %.
Ray Pinelli won't have to wor-
ry about Papa calling a close
one against him.
Ray, fresh out of Notre Dame,
is playing baseball with Bing-
harnton, a New York Yankee
farm club. So. when and if Ray
goes to the majors he'll prob
ably do his playing in the Amer
lean league. Papa Babe Pinelli
is National league umpire
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-23
SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
MAJOR LEAGUEsl
TO-DAY
a--~~s~7~


American
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington, night
game.
st. Louis at Philadelphia,
night game.
Chicago at Boston.
National
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, night
game.
New York at St. Aouis.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh,
night game,
Price Field. Trumbo Islandl
1890 p. m.
SUNDAY
Exhibitions)
First GamePirates VS. Tro.
jams.
Second Gamec.G. Pandora
VS.. Conchs.
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Give yourself 20 points for each
question correctly answered.
You're good If you score so. ex-
cellent if you gel so and real
sports expert if you tally 80 or
above.
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GRIFFITH A TEEToTALER

Clark Griffith of the Washing
ton Senators is a teetotaler and
doesn't allow the sale of beer IN
his park, but permits liquor ads
on the fences.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-23
Whose?

Young woman - Whose little
boy are you?
Sophisticated Willie-Be your
self. Whose sweet mamma are
you?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-23
OLDEST LIVING BOXER

The oldest living former heavy
weight boxing champion is Jim
Jeffries, now 66.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-23
WOMAN WON GYMNAsTIc
TITLE IND TIME IN ROW

Mrs. Pearl Nightingale of Phil
adelpfia has won the national
gymnastic championship for
women for the second time.
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Trapped

We've been waiting a long
time for that mother of mine.
Hours, | should say.
'sOh, Jack, this is so sudden
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-23

@ What is d port tack?
"A tack for left-handed car
penters.
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Sports Exam Answers

/. Hank Greenberg, Detroit
basebaIler drafted into the army.
2. (cl 197.839.
8. Mike Kaplan.
A. Major Bob Neyland, Tonnes
see, John Baenhill, assistant
coach.
5. Jimmy Dykes, Chicago White
Sox.
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rine Division at Naval Air Sta
ton Field
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SERVICE SoFTBALL LEAGUE
1890 p. rn.)
TODAY
Naval Station VS.. Army at
Army Barracks Field.
TOMORROW
Naval Air Station VS.. Marines
at Naval Air Station Field.
SATURDAY
Naval Station VS.. Sub Chasers
at Fort Taylor Field.
Marines VS.. Submarine Division
at Army Barracks Field.
Coast Guard VS.. Destroyers at
Bayview Park Field
SUNDAY
Naval Air Station VS.. Army at
Army Barracks Field.
Sub Chaser Division VS.. De-
stroyers at Fort Taylor Field.
Submarine Division VS.. Coast
Guard at Naval Air Station
Field.
WEDNESDAY,. JULY 80
Army VS.. Marines at Army
Barracks Field
Naval Air Station vs. Subma-
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WANTED-He1p % - tnugbt
Yres1ine for niehz 11 hite
n colored, Columbia 1's1IIEx
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SOFTBAIL
lBayview Park. 500 p. MI

(BaYview Park. 500 ?. MI
TONIGHT
First Game-Red Raiders VS..
Navy.
Second Game NavSta VS..
Thurston.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game Plumbers VS..
Navy.
Second Game NavSta vs.. Red
Raiders.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-30

pert who can always be counted In the running. With Mrs. sobel, doren finished first or second in l7 tournaments last year.
 lsal COMPETITION
 WILL BE TOUGH
 The Zig Five" will find plenty of competition in ioli. so don't overlook those players on the sec. end team. Henry Chanin, Atlanta buSinessnaan, doesn't play in many tournaments, but when he does, he's usually out Ia front. Mrs. Benjamin Ooldef, already c Life Master, holds more bridge champlonnhips than any other player. Her partner, charles solomon and Charles 6, f.ochFldgo are oxpertB any "daSk horse" champion will have to beat,
 | named sik on tho second team Of Allsgtars because Alvin is, Roth alld Oscar [. Drotinall have almosl Identical records, alld because they probably viii continue as q palf during ihe coming yoaE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-30

trophy that goes with that honor.
 Harry Fishbein paired with Els to win the Masters Pair for the second successive time, added enough other victories to his list to make him a formidable chal. lenger for Ellis chown.
 Mrs. A. M. Sobei is sure to be elected c Life Master this year. When io40 bridge honorB were counted she needed only one more tournament victory to gain that award. Mrs. 9obei was first ln the nationals open pair, second ln the mixed pair by a fraction Of A point and listed seven firsts and five sec. oiids lo guarantee her place among the AlisstAFA.
 Consistently fine play marks tho game Of Waldemar von zedtwisx, who has c ilst Of tournament vies tories that gees back Q the ,eaFly days Of contract, ko ether player can match hia reeofd for staying 10 tho championship brackets, Charles ooFen is another eA'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-30
. MeKENNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ
s. Sohel Life Master Award


 be created, Mrs. A. M. Sobel of New York; winner of the national open pair championship at Philadelphia with Charles H. Goren. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Sobel are recognized by all as the two outstanding women players in the world. At the na- tional tournament Mrs. Young won the mixed pair championship by .09 of a point over Mrs. Sobel, who finished second. In the open pairs, won by Mrs. Sobel, Mrs. Young fln- iShed sixth, showing how true to form these two fine players run.
 Here is one of the hands that helped Mrs. Sobe1 and Goren win the national open pair title. Only one other pair reached the auda- ciouS contract of three no trump, and this pair failed to make the contract. The opening lead puts the question to declarer at once, how to manage the entries so as to be able to tineSse diamonds, perhaps finesse hearts also. and yet be able to cash all three spades.
 Mrs. Sobel decided to avoid a block in spades, SO won the opening lead with the queen. A low heart was led to the ace and when West dropped the ten, South led the second heart. West discarded the three of spades. The nine of hearts was played from dummy and East won with the queen. East dutifully switched to clubs, but the defense could gather only four tricks. Mrs. Sobel won nine tricks with the help of the wining diamond f1nese.