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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
Zadnje tri unije
zelezniccarjev so
preklicale stavkO

WASHINGTON, 16. jan. -
Vceraj so zadnje tri organizaci-
je zeleznicarjev naznanile pre-
klic stavkovne odredbe, S cemur
je bill koncan mezdni spor, XII
Sc je tikal 100000 delavcev ma
zeleznicah, obenem pa je bila
odstranjena zadnja ovira "a po-
vratek zeleznic il vladnih rok
nazaj v roke zelezniskih druzb,
XII jih lastujejo.
Naznanilo O preklicu stavkov-
ne odredbe cd strani kurjacev,
sprevodnikov in premikacev je
bilo dano V javnost IL urada
vojnega departmental, XII je OBJ
enem naznanil, da bodo zelezni-
carji, XII spadajo k omenjenim
unijam, delezni enakega mezd-
mega zvisanja, XII ga je prisodil
predsednik Roosevelt "a stroje-
vodje in "trainmane," in da bo
zvisanje veljalo Cd 27. decem-
bra dalje.
Mezdno zvisanjo, katero je
primal clanom petih zeleznicar-
skin unij predsednik Roosevelt
kot posredovalec v sporu med
delavci in zelezniskimi druzba.
mi, znasa p6vpreeno 9 cento,
ma uro.
Neresena je Sc vedno zahtevs
Is zeleznicarskih unij, sestoje
cih il delavcev, XII ne operirajt
vlakov. TIE unije stejejo 1,100,
900 clanov in SO istotako Il
preklicale stavkovno obredbo
Min mezdne zahteve Sc nahaja
jo pred posebnim odborom, k
ga lie imenoval predsednik Roo
sevelt. &c DO vlada uhnila o
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
OBISKI DOVOLJENI

Mrs. Mary Cepek, 6205 St.
Clair Ave.e je sreeno prestala
operacijo v Glenville bolnisnici.
Prijateljice jo sedaj lahko obi
scejo, mi il pa zelimo, da bi cim
preje popolnoma okrevala!
ZADUSNICA
v nedeljo, 16. januarja je mi
milo sedem let, odkar je premi-
nil Victor Opaskar v ia namen
Sc DO brala -zadusnica " cerkvi
sv. Vida V torek oh $50 uri
zjutraj. Sorodniki in prijatelji
so vabljeni, da Sc udelezijo.
BOLEZEN
Ma bolniski postelji Sc naha-
| ia dobro poznana Ivanka Koss.
Dobri zeni zelimo, da bi Sc kaj
kmalu pozdravila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

glavnega vodjo tretje internaci-
jonale, toda ko je bila ia pred
nekaj meseci razpuscena, je O.
stal brez posla.
Cd tega casa dalje je izdajal
proglase in izjave IL Moskve,
naslovljene ma Bolgarijo, il ka-
terih je razvidno, da Sc bo, ko
pride pravi cas-, povrnil v ME
govo redno dezelo, da vodi tam
kaj podtalno in gerilsko giba-
ME prot nacijem.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
FRANK HOCEVAR

Pretekli petek je dobil resne
poskodbe pri delu v City Forge
tovarni, rojak Frank Hocevar,
star 81 let, stanujoc ma 5377 ST..
Clair Ave-, ter jim pozneje po-
dlegel v bolnisnici Pokojni je
bill samski, donna IL vasi Rado-
lie, fara Bucka pri Novem me-
stu ma Dolenjskem. Tukaj "a
pusca brata Alojzija in sestro
Zofijo Belle. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil
V sredo zjutraj IL Grdinovega
pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Vida in nato ma Calvary poko-
palisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

Obenem je bio tudi objavlje-
no, da Sc je PREMIER Churchill,
XII je popolnoma okreval cd svo-
je bolezni, preteklo sr e do
francoskem Maroku, posvetoval
gen. de Gaullom, in da je bill
dosezen popoln sporazum glede
vloge, XII jo imajo igrati Fran
cozi V invaziji Europe. Eisenho-
wer Sc je ocividno posvetoval S
Churchillom Sc pred sestankom
med britskim prcmierjem in de
Gaullom.
Tito drzi odprta vrata ma
Jadranu
V zvczi z naZnanilom pri-
hodu gen. Eisenhowerja An
glijo so Sc razsirila najrazlic-
nejsa domnevanja glede invazi-
je Europe.
Nevtralni correspondent po-
rocajo istocasno iz Berlina, da
nacijski v5jaski komentatorji
mnogo razpravljajo o teoriji, da
! .jugoslovanski partizanski vodja
marsal Tito, predvsem rabi svo-
ie mocne sile ia namen, da Sc
drzi pot "a zavezniski vpad v
Jugoslavijo preko Jedranskega
Imorja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

Tozadevno kratko naznanilo
je bio objavljeno danes ma CLAW
nem stanu zavezniskih ekspedi-
cijskih sill, V najnovejsem stra-
tegiGnem centru Zdruzenih ma
dov.
Prvi bulletin, XII je bill dan V
javnost Cd tega glavnega stana
zavezniskin sill, Sc glasi:
"Sedaj Sc lahko naznani, da
je gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
prevzel svoje dolznosti Zedi-
njenem kraljestvu iAnglijD, Xxi
so mu jih poverili zdruzeni Stab
nj nacelniki.
ma svojem potovanju il Sre-
dozemlja Anglijo je incl po-
svetovanja S predsednikom in
ministrskim predsednikom."
Eisenhower je bill v Washing
tOnu
Vojni department Zed. drzaV
je takoj "a tenn objavil, da3 je
gen. Eisenhower ma poti il Sre-
dozemlja V Anglijo prebil me
kaj dni" V Washingtonu, kjer
Sc je posvetoval S predsednikom
Rooseveltom in gen. George c.
Marshallom, nacelnik ameriske-
ga staba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
BOLEZEN

Mr.. Frank Ogrin, XII ina svo-
10 farmo ma Rt. 4, Medina,
Ohio, sporoca, da je njegova So
proga resno zbolela, ter da mu
bo nemogoce "a nedolocen cas-
obiskati svoje odjemalce. Upa-
mo, da' Sc zeni elm preje povrne
ljubo zdravje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
DOSPEL MA POGREB

Sarzent William Zupancic je
dospel iz Camp Hood, Texas, ma
pogreb svojega oceta Alojzija,
XII Sc DO vrsil jutri. Nahaja Sc
pri svojemu bratu Franku, ma
1871 E. 10Th st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
kROZEK ST. 2 PROGRESlV'
NH SLOVENK

v sredo, 10. januarja, Oh
7:3O uri zvecer Sc vrsi v dvo-
rani st. / Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma st. Clair Ave-, Sc
ia krozka st. 2 Progresivnih
Slovenk. clanice SO prosene, da
Sc polnostevilno udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
ZADNJA CAST

Clanice drustva sv. Ane st. 4
SDZ so prosene, da pridejo y
torek is. januarja oh s. uri zve-
Ger v Zakrajskov pogrebni "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

vod, da izkazejo zadnjo cast u
mrli sestri Ursuli Felicijan, v
sredo oh $50 uri zjutraj, da Sc
pa po moznosti udelezijo njenev
ga pogreba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

bratoyanje zeleznic pod armad-
MIN poveljstvom, predno Sc re-
81 zahteye tudi teh delavcev, nj
znanO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
Pred zavzetjem svoje move pozicije
je incl posvetovanje predsednikom
Rooseveltom in gen. Marshallom

LONDON, 16 jan. - Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower,
bivs povenik zaveznskih sill Sredozemlju in severni
Afik je dopel Anglijo kjer je zavzel svoje mesto
kot vrhovni povejnk vseh zaveznskh sill, XII imajo
kratkem podvzet invazo Europe in realizirati tako-
zvanO drlpO frOntO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
|Strahovit napad
ma center nemske
letalske industrije

LONDON, 16. jan. - V noci
med preteklim petkom in So
boto je britska letalska sila W.
gla ma mesto Brunswick, kjer
Sc nahaja sredisce nemske aero
planske industrije, mad 2240
ton bomb. Omenjeno mesto je
bilo sele pretekli torek tarca
dnevnega napada cd strani
ameriskih bombnikov.
Brunswick steje 100000 pre-
bivalcev in smatra Sc, da je bilo
kot posledica. ameriskega in
britskega zracnega napada sko-
70 dobesedno zbrisano z zemelj-
skega povrsja. Tam Sc nahajo
velike tovarne "a iZdelovanje
znamenitih Messerschmitt BOZ
nih letal.
Napad je bill hujsi kot ma
Coventry
Ko so Nemci V novembru
1910 vprizorili zracni napad ma
anglesko mesto Coventry, XII je
stelo 10000 prebivalcev, je BIZ
10 skozi vec tednov docela pa
ralizirano, dasiravno nj V maj
hujSem napadu ma mesto bilo
vrzenih mani vec kot 400 ton
bomb, kajti bilo je brez vode,
razsvetljave in elektricne sile.
z ozirom na vec kot petkrat
silnejsi udarec, XII je bill zadan
Brunswicku cd strani zavezni-
skin bombnikov, ne more biti nj
kakega dvoma, da je to vazno
nemsko industrijsko sredisce
tako razdejano, da bo vsaka
produkcija V MEM nenogoca
skozi dodge mesece, tudi ako SO
katere izmed njegovih indus
trijskih naprav ostale nedotak-
njene.
SlabOten niaSceUalni poizkus
nacijeU
Ko so sc britska letala vrni-
la iz' Nemcije, je neki samcati
nemski bombnik neopazeno pri-
plul mad Dondon in spustil emo
bombo ma neko gledalisce. Pi-
lotu nemskega bombnika Sc je
to posrecilo, ker je bilo takrat
nebo mad Londonom polno vra-
Gajocih Sc britskih letal.
V soboto zvecer so Nemci po-
slali mad Anglijo kak ducat le-
tai, Cd katerih pa .jih je bilo
lie par, XII so dosegli londonsko
okrozje. Emo nemsko letalo je
bilo sestreljeno. Druga nemska
letala so spustila bombe ma kra-
je OBJ obali in ma dezeli, toda
glede zivljenskih izgub Sc V tel
zvezi uradno nicesar ne poroca
LRADNIKI "YUGOSLAV"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26
Lions Grid
for Battle
with Packers
Revitalized Detroit
Gridders Ready for
Green Bay Eleven

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. Is - Green
Bays high-geared Packers, scent
ing National Football League title
after winning five straight with an
average of % points per game, may
experience an enforced showdown
here Sunday, Oct. 20, as the re-
vitalized Lions battle for an even
break in the seasons series.
The Packers beat Detroit In Mil
waukee Oct. /, q to 6. Since then
the Lions have beaten Brooklyn,
were nosed out by the Cleveland
Rams, and last week battled the
Chicago Bears to rousing 81 to 81
tie with a Commute display of their
best brand of football for the year
Off that last performance, and re-
calling that in the first Packer en-
counter the Lions dominated play
completely for quarter, Detroit
appears ready to give Green Bay
something of a shock.
No. Lion problem all season has
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26

been lack Of sustained drive. That
was changed in the Bear battle and
Coach Gus Dorais' club now has
the spark necessary in o winning
combination.
Packer power is wrapped up in a
set of backs that include Ted
Fritsch, Lou Brock, Irv Comp and
Tony Canadeo, plus the ever pres
ent Don Hutson at end. Comp has
inherited the Packer passing man
tie, worn in the past by Arnie
Heber and Cecil Isbell, and like his
predecessors has as his main tar
get possibly the greatest pass re-
ceiver in gridiron history. Lion de-
fensive drills throughout the week
will be aimed at hating the Packer
passing threat.
The Detroit offense still reads:
Frank Sinkwich and Bob Westfall,
aided by a set of capable blockers
and line averaging 223 pounds
from end to end. Sinkwich rates as
the finest all-around back In the
league and Is receiving the same
smashing support from Westfall
now that the latter has fully re-
covered from leg injury, that the
Ann Arbor Bullet provided team
mate Tom Harmon in the Michigan
backfield Of 1899 and 1910.
With this duo in form, the Lions
present as great an offensive punch
as can be supplied by any club In
the league. They gave their most
convincing demonstration against
the Bears, and a repeat perform
ance is scheduled for Briggs Sta
dunn Sunday. Kickoff is set for
2:30 pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26
SHARPLES RESEARCH
BOWLING LEAGUE
October Is, 1914
Toa~ Cfo~ls-~

Team Standings
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26

Camellia-pink, frothy
night cream to smooth
away lines of dyness,
guard against winter
chap. AT a savings
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26
Women Keglers
Defeat Men

Labadie's Bar ladies team defeat
ed Diggerman's mems team in a
bowling match held at the Biddle
Recreation Sunday, October 20, by
2619 to 254i.
Labadie'S team was represented
by Irene MacNeil, captain; Mary
Ward, Magdalene Faulder. Teresa
Clay and Betty Schnau.
Diggerman's team was composed
of Fred Harnish, captain; Harold
LaBeau, Robert Beattie, Al DeJune
and Lloyd Thon.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26
Football
this Week
DICK BRAY
Famous Football Officially

Just two college football games
are On the card In Michigan this
weekend. But the Importance of
the Michigan-Pudue and Michigan
State-Wayne u. contests will make
up for this week-end's empty sched-
ule.
The Michigan State-Wayne game
Is ON Friday night at the U. of D.
Stadium. Both are undefeated.
Leading the list of other unde-
feated teams are Notre Dame, Army,
Georgia Tech, Ohio State, Tulsa
and Randolph Field.
Notre Dame takes on Illinois this
Saturday and yours truly will broad
cast the game at 2:45 pm. EWT
over WJR. Army's Cadets are slated
for their hardest game so far against
Dukes Blue Devils. Georgia Tech
meets Georgia Pre-Flght Friday
night.
In the Midwest, Ohio State-which
smacked Great Lakes Naval last
Saturday-should be successful this
weekend against Minnesota. Addi-
tional games are Wisconsin, Great
Lakes. India a-Iowa, and
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26
DID YOU KNOW THAT


The last corn huSking champion
ship was held in 1941. At that time
the champion was Floyd Wise of
the state of Illinois. In 80 minutes
the champion husked 45.271 bushels
of corn. The guy is better than a
lot of dance bands in dishing out
corn.
The war again caused curtail-
ment to the horseshoe pitchers. The
last championship was held in 1941.
The champ was Fernando Isais of
Los Angeles, California. He won
% games and lost none.
In motorboat racing the top speed
of any boat was 1914 miles per
hour. This terrific speed was made
by Sir Malcolm Campbell. To make
the record he drove the Blue Bird
II. The race was held at Lake Con-
iston, England on August 10, 1943.
The Polish Olympic Women's Ath-
letic Club of Cleveland captured
the Women's National AAU. They
defeated Tuskegee (Ala0 Institute
by the score of 81 to n. The vic
tory of the Cleveland team ended
the six-year reign of the Tuskegee
athletes. Stella Walsh of Cleve-
land was the high point getter. This
fast-stepping lady scored three firsts
for 80 points.
In the Sharples Research League
the battle for first place in the team
standings is hot. Teams three and
six are both tied for first place
Each team has won Is and lost
eight. Trailing these two teams we
have team number five. This gang
is only two games away and going
strong. In the past week the high
single game of 248 was beaten two
or three times. Finally Davidson
came through with a beautiful 265
to pace the pack. Dunn is still
holding on to the number one spot
with a 172. Holdren jumped up to
a 169, three points back OF first
place.
To Strauss GantZ - My Friend:
I read your column last Thursday
and you are right-you are one
hundred percent right-your column
smells and it stinks. What's the
master? There was a time when
things looked bad you could go out
and dig up news. Say, Bub, by
any chance you are not slipping,
not getting-Shall I say lazy? One
thing you quoted me as saying
you were afraid of the DOGGY man.
You know I did not say that.
Strauss, I would not say you were
afraid Of him because, Bud, how
can you be afraid of yourself. See
you at KinSel's.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26

Iowa Pre-Flight-Marquette. other
outstanding games this Saturday:
Pennsylvania-N Navy, Tulsa Oklaho-
ma A & M, Randolph Field Third
Air Force, California Washington,
and Southern California st. Mary's..
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26
Sport Shots
- by -
Harry Whitlow

Sport fans - mark down Novem-
Der 10-the place, Alkali Club -
the event, the all-star boxing and
wrestling show. Doc Casey has
lined up one Of the biggest sport
events to be pulled off in Wyan-
dotte in long time. He has OBJ
tanned stars from some of the high
est class boxing clubs in Detroit
The pick of the crop will be here.
To finish the night off there will
be lined up an honest-to-goodnesS
professional wrestling match. These
wrestlers viii go the hour limit, one
fall. Refereeing the nights sports
will be Johnny Weber.
The fight fans of Wyandotte will
remember Johnny as the man who
was knocked for loop in Detroit
ring and at the count of ten was
still gone. The doctor came in the
ring and pronounced Johnny dead
He was rushed to the hospital and
after working on him for some time
they found out he was alive. Bud,
that Is something so come out
and see the man who was pro-
nounced dead in the Detroit ring.
The Roosevelt Bears went to
town Saturday afternoon over at
Crosse Pointe. Trimming the fast
stepping Crosse Pointe gang by the
one-sided score of 10 to 0, the locals
were never in danger at any time
of the game. For the local team,
Parish carried the ball over twice
for touchdownS and CATERING nip
ped the line one. Scoring the extra
point, Parish went over the line
again. The local team scored In
each of the first three quarters.
Next Friday night Roosevelt takes
on Monroe at Monroe. This game
gets away at eight o'clock.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26
ROUGE, CENTRAL
MEET FRIDAY

River Rouge and Catholic Gen.
trail high school, perennial Detroit
city champions, will meet this Fri
day night on the gridiron at Ecorse
stadium.
Central is undefeated so far this
year, but has been tied twice. Rouge
has won three and lost one game.
The kickoff Is set for pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26

In reasoning upon moral subjects,
We have great occasion for candof,
in order to compare circumstances,
and weigh arguments with impair
TALLY. EnmonS.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26

High 2-Game Series, Davidson 476.
Team High Game: Team No. 6,
1892.
Team High Series: Team No. 3.
1895.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26

Competition in commerce, deceit
in councils, dishonor in nations, dis
honesty in trusts, begin with who
shall be greatest?" - Mary Baker
Eddy.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26

We do not trust God. but tempt
Him, when our expectations slacken
our exertion. - NJ. Henry.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26

To be trusted is a greater COM
pliment than TO be loved. - George
Macdonald.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-17
BARCLAY. ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities"

hearts with a risky suit flc ,Hose
the lower contract. with tic more
dangerous trump suit.
West took his diamond X and ]
and led the . to tie y. South
promptly rutfug with the heart g..
Stalking all on an ever division Of
the missing SIX trImps. he scored
the heart X y and G When West
discarded a club he knew he Was
sunk. He began to play clubs then.
with the X and A, but then East
ruffed the Q with the heart :. led
to the diamond . 10 set the con-
tract. and West returned the
spade 3. The @ hnesse was tried
and failed, and South also lost an
other spade trick, being set three.
To make his contract, all he had
to do Was let the defenders hold
the third diamond trick. discard
ing a spade on il. Then dummy
could have ruffed the fourth lead
Of the suit. and he could have
dropped the trumpS in four
rounds, losing all told nothing but
the first three tricks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-17
Reds Edge Ever
Nearer to Prussia
CONTINUED from Page Onel

line. asserted: There will be reasons
for allowing the Russians to come
close. II viii be safe to count on a
number of SURPRISES
The Moscow communique disclosed
that Russian troops were within ten
miles of Kaunas, capital Of the Llth-
uanian republic, with the capture Of
GodorsunIshkl. on the southeast. 1t
reported the capture of more than
$40 cities and towns extending from
the eastern border Of LatVia south
west through the big bulge into Lith-
uania. through Grodno, and to the
eastern approaches Of Bialystok and
BreSt-LitONSk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-17
Byrnes Appears Out Front
In Vice-Presidency Race
(Contlnucu nom Page Onc)

that other candidates pinned high
.hopes-thc President was reported to
have said that because of wartime
conditions he did not feel that he
ehould impose his will upon the cor
-crton. but should leave the matter
+-r the delegates 70 decide.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-17
Visits Mother

ea9tain and Mrs John NJ. Hughes,
ri Bowman Field, Texas, arrived
.jav 70 spend several days with
8tain Hughes mother, Mrs. John
-HMghoS. 81.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-17
Goes to Virginia

WR. Vaughan left this morning for
a .a# days visit with relatives in
Hr--nond. charlottesville and other
49, I'M Virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-17
TO Visit Miss kittrell

Ms. c. b. Chea,ham and daugh-
ta Mrs. Eldrdge. of Raleigh, are
s=##aeted to arrive tomorrow to visit
Ms Lucy Klttreli on Charles Street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-17
lRIH HIS
Birth of Daughter.

Staff Sergeant and Mrs. William
D. Aus in announce the birth of a
daughter, Barbara Jean. at Maria
Paru-m hospital, July 8. Mrs, Aus
fin is the former Miss Agnes Rob-
erSOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-17
Returns to RichmOn

Mabel Jane Neathery return
so Richmond yesterday after
a two weeks vacation with
parents, MIR. and Mrs. J, H,
tnoLN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-17
Visitor From Richmond

Mrs. Randolph NJ. Owen, OF Rich
md. is spending this week with
aor sister and brother-ln-laW, Mr..
aaH Mrs. William II. Boyd, on Young
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-17

That was neat bidding. South
knew North had exactly three
hearts for him, as with four he
would have supported them as
soon as he heard the suit named,
instead Of indicating club prefer
ence, and with only two he would
not have supported hearts on his
next turn, SO South had a choice
between trying for game at II
tricks in clubs, with a safely-ft-
ting SUIT. and at 10 tricks in
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Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.
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CONTINUED Irom Page O0c1
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Growers to Vote
About Leaf Recess

Continued from Paer 5rc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-21
If F. 10 NO FIT

WHEN EACH partner has a
pretty good long suit Of his own.
opposite shortage IN it, the side is
up against the meanest situation
that can confront a pair. Neither
suit will play well because the op-
ponents hold too many cards of it
and because the entry situation IS
bad without lloush chances to
lead toward each long suit from
shc other hand. Those deals Will
not play we'll either at No Trumps,
50 the experienced good player
ssually IS willing to drop the bid
Ting when he finds he faces such
\ nlsht proposition.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-21
AIMING IN THE DNHk

WHEN YOU can keep a suit
=oncealed1rom the enemy-espe-
Hlally if 1t is a major suit-you
may get some picturesque help in
making your contract. That suit
may be the n chosen for the
opening lead, as we'll as for other
leads later on. 1t may cause set
ting up of secondary cards, build
ing of vital entries and other posi-
lively useful things. besides saw
ing your weak spots from being
attacked.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-21
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities"

the q ana X, was 0ucked by East.
who wanted to block the suit by
holding on to his A. The club G
was hnessed to the X, and West
led his spade 10, though his part
ner had given him the discourag.
ing 2 on the opening lead. South
took that with the X and led the
heart 6.
Fearing that South held three
hearts originally and East only
two to the A, West put the S on
the 6. and the s went on from
dummy. Again East played low.
his Z. reckoning that South per-
haps had three of the suit and a
second hold-up would block it. He
did not realize that the spade 9
had been made an entry into
dummy by Vests leads, refusing
to believe South had four spades.
So next the dummy offered the
heart 2. on which the A and 10 fell
together. East returned the dia-
mond 2. on which South used his
A. He led the spade 3 to the 8,
cashed the heart 9 and 4. led to
the club A, scored the spade Q for
his tenth trick and then gave up
the club Q to the X to finish the
hand. With double-dummy de-
Tense. South would have had a
Job to take more than six tricks.
eve getting in the dummy.
Your Week-End Question
When should a player not make
an informatory or takeout double.
eve with support for three suits
other than the opponents and
enough strength for the cap7
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-21

dealer: North. North-Soutn
vulnerable plus part of 40D
If South bids 1-Club and North
l-Heart. what should South's next
bid be with his part-scIe Of 40?
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