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The people's voice., 1945-12-14

at once with the S4,5OO,OOO institu-
tional building program and to
straighten out the financial mess in
which the 1945 legislature left the
greater university.
And finally, | think we should ac-
knowledge that the increasing com.
plexity of modern life, the specialize.
tion which has dominated much of our
education, the over-emphasis which has
been placed upon competence in linn
tied vocational field-that all these
have tended to destroy our commun-
ity and impair our democracy; and
that, through extension of general
education in the sense that it is edu-
cation for completeness as a human
being and social being, we can at
tain a proper balance between intel
ligence and the other human values.
If we can do that, we may be able
to solve the fearful problem of the
atomic bomb, and we need no longer
wander between two worlds, one
dead, one powerless to be born"
The people's voice., 1945-12-14
ACONTRACT VIOLATIONTHAT
ANCERSLIVES OF SERVICEMEN

eral public, both of whom they profess
| to serve.
AS newspapers protesting to serve
the public welfare, partial restitution
might be made by informing the pub
lie why only those in the lower eche-
Ions were presented, and what influ-
ence, if any, and of what nature, was
used.
But nothing like this will occur and
the reading public knows it.
1t is entirely possible, and reason
able, that the Cornelius F. Kelly of
Wall Street might communicate with
the lower echelons in Butte as follows:
"You blankety blank dumbs, didn't
you even read that one about-'People
who live in glass houses shouldn't
throw stones"
They are trying and executing men
in Europe for less.
*ACM-The cheapest big corpora
tion in America.
The people's voice., 1945-12-14

The Sunday, December ninth, Stan
dard predicts new activities to be car
ried on by TRANSMISSION of younger
blood in the Butte chamber of com
merce. The foreword is hazy abou
what these will be.
The thoughts of the civilized world
are turning toward collective effort
Russia hopes in a hundred years tc
educate her studious masses up tc
communism. (Our fine highway sys
tenn and cogent graduated income tax
suggest that we are perhaps further
along the road to communism than
the Soviet Union). England has fol
lowed the example of Australia and
New Zealand. The present parlia
ment is taking over the Bank of Eng
land, railways, utilities. The Roche
dale Cooperative does the largest re-
tail merchandise business in the Brit
ish Isles. France is now committed to
confiscation of the Bank of France
and public absorption of the utilities.
Rural identification is an established
policy of our nation.
Montanas population has declined
sadly since January 1, 1941, the day
Governor Ford took office. We lack
small industry to attract our youth.
The chamber of commerce must
study and realize the causes of our
decline-make diagnosis-before try.
ing to cure.
There are three main causes:
First Railroad freights are discrim-
inatory against the mountain states
Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming,
Montana. This costs Montana people
about five million dollars a year more
than it should. The governor of Geor-
gia is fighting to reduce rates for
Georgia-and with some success in the
Supreme Court at Washington Our
chamber should next week order it's
secretary to correspond with sim
liar body in Denver, Salt Lake City,
Boise, Cheyenne, trying to secure unit
ed action in the United States Su
preme Court, before the Interstate
Commerce Commission, in congress,
for re-adjustment of all freight rates
to. points in the mountain states; GOT
years is long enough for us to endure
extortionate freight rates.
Second. The foreignsowned life,
fire, accident, automobile collision in
surance companies annually collect in
premiums in Montana 10 and one half
million dollars more than they pay
back to our citizens for losses. In
surance last spring was decided by
the United States Supreme Court to
be Interstate Commerce, i.e.: For
regulation. The insur
ance racket saps the life blood of all
the other states, as fluently as ours.
notoriety, fame rejoice the
heart of every true Rotarian or cham
ber of commerce man. The Butte
chamber of commerce could in 80
days be the most famous body of that
kind in America, if it would assemble
the figures about insurance published
by our state auditor Publicize these
by letter to the chambers of commerce
n the 100 largest cities; demand
investigation; and de-
The people's voice., 1945-12-14
By B. SMITH, Butte. Mont.


Quoting from Con Kelly's afternoo
blackout rag:
The national House of Represent
atives proposes to invoke heavy pen
alties against labor unions violating
no-strike contracts. This is new
method of handling troublesome la
Dor relations, but the general view
seems to be that such action is as
necessary as similar action has long
been in the handling of private and
public contracts.
The first principles of contracts
are good faith and loyal adherence
to the pledged word. 1t should be
evident to all that any economic
group, like any individual citizen,
hurts itself most in the long run
when it fails to keep it's pledges.
Such failure is all the more serious
in such case as this, because it
Injuries most the very groups whom
it should benefit most.
If an individuals pledged word
should be 'his bond" so much more
so should be the word of any great
economic group, because of the
great issues at stake. In such a
case good faith and loyalty are of
supreme Importance to the whole
American system of organized labor,
and if allowed to break down, labor
itself is the chief loser.
The solicitude for the observance of
contracts expressed in the above edi-
torial would carry some weight were
it put out by some reputable news
paper, but appearing in a newspaper
that did not denounce the most fla
grant contract violation in the history
of the late war with Germany and
Japan (the Anaconda Wire and Gable
Company it is entitled to and will
receive the continuous condemnation
and ridicule of the reading public.
The failure of the newspapers rep
resenting the Anaconda Copper Min
ing Company (the parent company
to criticize and condemn a contract
violation which endangered the lives
of the servicemen of the United
States should and will, as long as
lasts and there is free
press, somewhere, preclude tn e
ACM company's propaganda papers
serving as the instruments of all that
is good and holy in the observance
Of the pledged word.
Assuming, correctly that the Ana
conda Wire and Gable Company is
part and parcel of a great economic
group, it is all the more responsible
and tragic travesty on free
press, when the dozen or more
group" not only fails to publicize the
,ull facts but fails in its duty to its
'eading public, and fails also to ex-
press any concern for the lives of
endangered by as rotten a
yiolation of solemn contract as has
,ver occurred in the history of the
United States.
Whether the lives of any service
nen were lost as the result of the
of contract by the Anacon-
la Wire and Cable company cannot |
low be proved or disproved, and it is |
reside the point, the point being that
he Anaconda Copper Mining COM
'any's propaganda sheets have dis
ualified themselves as fit representa-
ives of the servicemen and the gen
The people's voice., 1945-12-14
NEW COOPERATIVE OPEN STORE

A new cooperative store opened al
Gould, Ark, November 8. Members OF
the union in three Arkansas counties
own shares in the store. The Spruce
Pine Cooperative tSore, organized in
1912, reports a stock of $4,000 and a
cash reserve of $780, A third cooper
ative store is in the process of being
organized at Reform, Ala, by union
members.
The people's voice., 1945-12-14
ON MONTANA EDUCATION
An Address by JOSEPH KINsEY HOWARD

Note We have received permission Mr. Howard
before
space
wills picture
The andla instalment follows:
The people's voice., 1945-12-14

Have a proper self-respect and think
less fwhat others may think of you
and it will help you to overcome diff
fidence and help you to self-possession
and self-reliance.
The people's voice., 1945-12-14
VETERANS AND
HOUSING

Billings, Mont, Dec. IL. 1945
Evening star., 1945-01-26
FARMS FOR SALE.

COLONIAL ESTATE-The owner of prob
ably the most attractive small countr5
estate. being unable to return for ,he
6ut and dairy ocl
or horse layout. The 22 new and modern
buildings comprising the farm units, bosrc
fencing and roadways were installed under
the. supervision of competent architect
and building superintendent. Wings o1
the main house were completed put thlt
landscape are beautifully laid out in keep
ing with the treatment OF building place.
ments, and all presents one OF the most
charming Colonial atmospheres done in
this So celebrated historical ANNAPOLIS crea
stretch of 1.6O0 feet The distance to
Annapolis, is 5/10, of mile and to Wash
ington only 80 miles. Actual cost to date,
sos 000--offered now at $4,000. 1t can
S 6e seen / BY % appointment s5t s@rransed @ throush
obs: Md. Telephone ANNAPOLIS 2s44
MILES SOUTH OF ELKTON, VA. on the
EastSide highway, rs acres Of river-bottom
land. rs acres of pasture. 100 acres OF
timberland. 10-rm.. house with plenty OF
shenandosh ssTi5 River. R .A j. T R. MYERS. Mt. Mt
sneTSeR MoDfRN 81 STONE HOUSE on 44o rich acres
This farm is 26 miles from Washington
and unsurpa ssed in fertility, fenced and
cross FENCED with running water in all
baths. oil heat: city electricity and phone,
fine modern barn and plank fences; about
300 acres clear, balance woodland. Clear
Of debt. Price. $4,000; $4,000. cash;
balsnge can be arranged. See MASON s'el
Annandaie, va. Alexandria 5s1a. Closed
Sundays.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public
Buildings Adm.niElrs ton, Washington. p.
cate cal win be publicly opened in this ofica
1t / PM. Feb. l3. 1g45, for the con-
No. 5 al Bethesda. Md. Upon application.
two sets Of drawings and specifications
win be supplied free to each general con-
tractor interested in submitting a bid and
must be returned to this once. Con-
tractors requiring additional sets may
obtain them by purchase from this of1ce
at a. cost of $1,000 per set. which viii
ment must be made payable to the order
OF the Treasurer u. s. One set upon re-
quest will be furnished in the discretion
Of the Commissioner, to quantity sur
yeyors and to builders exchanges, Cham
bers Of Commerce or other organizations
who will guarantee to make them avail
able for any interested subcontractor or
material firm, but this privilege will be
Withdrawn il the sets are not returned
after they have accomplished their .pir-
pose. w. e. REYNOLDS Commissioner
Of Public Buildings, Federal Works
ia
Evening star., 1945-01-26
MONEY TO LOAN.

COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture. signature. GEN.
ave-, Hyattsville. Md. Warfield 1851.
MONEY ON SECOND TRus1-We vii
buy second-truSt notes. D c.. nearby Nd
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP. 1871 2
ave NV Nationa, 1898
WHEN YOU NEED personal loan. S10O
to $4,000 BILE monthly. come to
Sank OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS.
At NeEth CAPITOL Executive 2727 ~
MONEY on first or second trusts; prompt
action: reasonable rates; nearby Md. Va
or D. c property. THE AMERICAN co
S07 18th. MA S032
SECOND TRUST. MONEY-WilI buy WE'LL
secured notes at low rate of discount. D. M
EARLL. l410 Il st. NV INA. 77601 30
1st AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult us before bor-
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. S17 9th. st. NV. DI. $3.50.
LOANS, s. hrst, SECOND and third trust .,3 q
METRO CO. 203 woodward Bldg.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Dis
trict of Columbia-Whereas, on the 18th
saS ssly Of ian SanuaTy le45. ths gnitsd states
United States for the District Of colum-
bia, in District Court Case No. .9ae
article with labeling Lab viz; SbottIe IabeD
Co. New York City and a number OF
ACCOMPANYING leaflets entitled Amazing
Relief for Hay Fever. Asthma and AIlergy
Sufferers Aller-Cee May Stop that Sneeze,''
and whereas by virtue of process in due
form Of law. to me directed. have. seized
bottles BOTTLES q an article with labelling. yiz
y Us. 3, Units, M each Mfg; by sante Vitapro-
Asthms and Aliergy sufferers Aller-Cee
not..s,I notice to All persons claiming the said
anything to say why the. same should not
be condemned and forfeited. that they
appear and assert said claim in the
cause on or before the, date returnabie
February 9th, I945. in the U. S. District
Court. City of Washineton. D. C., at
1890 Am c. MICHAEL KEARNEY.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Natures Children
FRESH-WATER CLAM.
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Millions of buttons are cut from
fresh-water clamshells each year
CLANS are found along our entire
Atlantic Coast, and to a degree on
the Pacific Coast, where they have
been transplanted.
Fresh-water clans may produce
pearls, but they are of a darker
shade than those taken from the
oyster shell.
CLAIMS belong to the phylum Mol
lusca. which also includes snails
devilf1sh, squids, pearly nautilus and
the now extinct ammorites All
possess solid, Shiny, external shells
and they are commonly called she'll
fish. In this phylum there are about
$4,000 species.
A typical clam possesses a later
ally compressed body incased in a
bivalve shell, the two halves of the
shell lie on the sides of the body.
They are hinged together along the
back.
CLANS have no distinct held. The
body is usually elongated. The shell
is opened by strong elastic hga-
ment at the hinge line. When closed
Evening star., 1945-01-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
MUSGRAyE & sSIGHTLER. Attorneys.

DISTRICT coURT OF The UNITED
fn5iF4stIoD nodlns Probate & a sas AZ
columbia mas obtained u from s the SS eroeate ts
fesss Sd s pf o ss es e Gsu0s IT hes SEs
deceased All persons havins aiaims
thereof egas authenisated e .ns to tSe sn
sa sSeF q y4 Ssoos ns Sh say a 1 jay
ese sH be esiqded Hs6 dep Gem AZ Sen 5sDd t Of Ss
MENSEN snz Sf JaggaSH y Imaaaan aas YuA vaaSA
Attest: v1cToR a' s, GERscH. REGISTER aAtn sof
" WlS iSs for tns District Of coHmba Clerk
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ns eonrtE9 m to Give e4ss AdmRis ns
nss Obtained from the Probate Court Of
istration on the estate Of Carrie B. Pun
phrey. late q, the District Of Columbia.
III. AL having claims
thereof. legally authenticated. to 'saibs the SUB
hp 1876 sssGrs ssh hsg DAY ms5
by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
say 81 Gsn uns 1875 my wasaR asPf THIS p1I
PHREY 4523 Cheltenham drive. Bethesda.
Md tSeal.l Attest: THOMAS c. Seal
LEY, Deputy Register OF Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court ja26.fe2,9
NJ E. JONES. Attorney,
DISTRICT cooURT OF fHE rNsTEp
Holding Probate court.-No. 81 $50. Aei-
ministrstion. This is TO- Give No,ice;;
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District OF Columbia, ..atters
Jones. late of the District OF Soliirnbia.
deceased; Al persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the. same. with the vouchers hereof,
legally authenticated, to the subscriber; on
1916. otherwise they may BY law be ex-
clpded from all benent of said estate:
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
January, 1945 EDITH r. ZONES, b507
Chevy Chase PARKWAY. NV. Seal. At
| test: VICTOR S. MERSCH. Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
: Of the Probate Court. ja12.10,26.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
JULIUS I. PEYSER
and AARON w. JACOBSON. Attorneys,
1889 Investment Bldg.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-Estate of Eliza
beth G. Davis; also known as Elizabeth A.
Davis or Elizabeth Ann Davis, Deceased
No. .,.4,614, Administration Docket 1877
Application having been made herein for
probate of the last will and testament of
said deceased and for letters Of admins
tration. C. I. a., on said estate by John
H. Davis, it is ordered this 18th day of
January, A.D, 1e45, that Bernard Genther,
Mrs. John Freeman. Henry Davis Genther.
Miss Elsie c. Genther, and all others con-
cerned, appear in said Court on Monday.
the 26th day Of February; AID. 1945. at
1000 o'clock AM. to show cause why
such application should not be, granted
Wasbnsson Gse ne[sG Ls~ and fhe
Evening STAR tar once nee, in each Of three
herein mentioned, the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before said
NINGS BAILEY, Senior Associate Justice
Of sac Court; this 18th day Of January.
AID. 1945 tSeal0 Attest: VICTOR
MERSCH, REGISTER Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia; Clerk OF the Probate Court
Evening star., 1945-01-26
the ligament is placed under tensio,
BY Paul Ford

the igament is placed under tension
or in some compression. The shells
are closed by pair of heavy trans
verse muscles which run through
the CLAIMS body from side to side.
A CLAIMS shell consists of three
layers. The first, or outer. one is a
film of nitrogenous material which
protects the Shiny part of the shell
from washing away (solution). The
second layer is of calcite and gen.
leraly has white, porcelanous ap-
pearance. The inner layer is COM
posed Of aragonite or mother-of-
pearl having the iridescence of pearl
Only the flrst-quality shells are
used for pearl buttons, the best
coming from the part nearest the
hinge - -.-....-5.-.... =
Evening star., 1945-01-26
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

INVESTIGATE sterrett truck lease Phone
NE MscE hart E;TS,no Nc. s3Il, 49,, -.
condition throughout; s449 PRY MO
TRfFsKs TRHsi loth nnR ans FL ave ..,.u Sc mo
Chevrolet. l1a-ton stake, 1912 Chevrolet
la-ton pickup. 1889 Chevrolet 11a-ton
stake, Chevrolet and GMC panels. Will
arra,nse terms, take passenger car or
@ truck II trade; See MR.. WAGGOEER,
2S25 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. CHI.
FORD, panel. la-ton, paneled delivery;
TRgckss-'42 Chev. 1a-ton dump, AZ
naissanee. Can be used as light delivery
or passenger car. All these trucks have
MANHATTAN AUTO g. RADIO CO., both
s.s sioes of 1th st. NV. at r: Open week
DAYS, am. to pm. Sat, 8 am to Z
Pm; Sun, and holidays. s am to pm
FORDS t2b 1912 hydraulic dump trucks;
21a-yard bodies, 2-speed rear ends, l0-piy
tires for sale at as is ceiling. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO., 1928 Wis. ave. WI
Evening star., 1945-01-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LISTINGS WANTED-For quick sale list
and personal attention to all listings LA
SALE REALTY CO., Ma. 3s44: ewes.
FIR 6913
ment properties in or near Silver Spring.
Let us hear from you quick personal atten-
ton will be given your real estate problems.
P. j. WALSHE, INC, 1115 Eye st. NV.
WANTED MD. SUBURBAN HOUSES. your
equity all cash. ALVIN. EPLING. 5s0S
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Md: WA.
1854 day and evening
Evening star., 1945-01-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

L ST.. commercial location; lot 37x10O, to
an alley improved with brick house
brick garage and small dwelling; near
Washington Circle NV. CHAS. M. CON-
FOR SALE OR LEASE, valuable 4-story
brick bldg, s.w. corner of 9th and D SITS.
NV. Call MA $685.
1st COMMIT, Georgia ave.-For sale fully
equipped beauty salon and 2-story and
basement bldg. modern living quarters. 2
rear porches, oil heat. basement contains
2 rooms and semibath: ideal to rent as
apt. or to remodel into store for gift
invited Can MYRTLE A. wEAboN. Exe se
elusive Agent. HO. 7910. MA. 54s7.
VACANT IN 80 DAYS-Downtown, near Vt
basement. commercial brick bldg. of approx
5000 50. it.. oil heat; ideal for ofices, dis.
tributor. organization or club: must act
quickly: sale or lease. M. L. KRAFT. Me
Evening star., 1945-01-26
HOUSE rRAlLERs.

NEW KOZY Platt and Superior; also new
snelmding tandsms Cash for your trailer
wyn. Md Tel Rerwyn As for appraisal
New tandem wheel Schultz on display; alss
3-rm. Travelos and Americans. many usee
Irailers and luggage trailers l2 Is ano
foI appraisal Repairs and all types o.
service work; We have Barnes. Interna-
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. NC. oper
until 9. 4030 wisconsin ave WO 1899
HOUSE TRAILER, 22-ft., !42 model, good
brakes; conveniently parked. DUNE <
TRAILER CAMP. Bethesda. Md. c. E.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Konsus Assembly Clerk,
100 Years Old, to Retire
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ABILENE, Kans.-J. B. Edwards,
a clerk in the Kansas State Legisla-
ture for 81 years. has decided to
retire.
Mr.. Edwards. who was young
man about Abilene when Wild Bill
Hickok was the village cop, is 10C
years old.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
ou1-oE-Towh REAL ESTATE.

hsrbor to retire to. We offep @ an aS additionsi f
number of fertile homesites of from / to 5
acres on the Gulf Coast of Florida, fish,
at 1885 per tract All homesites close to
salt water front and ell have free use of
community boat dock privileges Hard
surfaced road and electricity guaranteed
each homesite at no additional cost Title
has been insured by Lawyers Title Co. OF
Richmond. Va Terms as low as S45 down
No heating or tax problems and a wonder
full an-year climate. For beautiful Illus
trated free booklet, phone or write A. r.
MadeiJa lsb with WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

COMPLETE GARAGE EQUIPMENT. come
and offer your bid: garage can be leased
community in need OF good mechanic.
SHADYSIDE GARAGE. Shadyside, Md 26.
IikE RECAPPING, S-hour service. py ap-
pointment. Leave your car q am. pick il
up at pm. Finest grade materials used
Expert workma nship by experienced re-
Ample parking facilities PALDER g.
HANNA, 47l6 r. I. ave, Hyattsville UN.
l2l2: lbO3 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK nn1 .
Evening star., 1945-01-26
MILFORD F. SCHWARTZ, Attorney,
Investment Building.
Filed Ian IA 1Q4H Charles r Sfeua =

Filed Jan. Is, 1e45; Charles E, Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
"a United States for the District Of Colum-
JOSEPH r. BLAKE, Defendant - No
27029 The object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce on the grounds oi
plaintiff. it is this 18th day Of january
la45, ordered that the defendant, Joseph
r. Blake, cause his appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi-
days, occurring after the day of the flrst
publication of this order; otherwise the
default Provided. a copy of this order be
published once a week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star before said day
tS) .dATTHEW r MCGUIRE. Justice
(Seal.1 Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART
CLERK. BY EMMA C. SIMPSON, Deputy
Clerk. Ia19,26, fe2.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Winning Contract

Winning Contract
BY HOWARD sCHENKEN and
RICHARD L. FREY.
Both sides vulnerable.
South dealer.
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9Sss " n 95S.
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The bidding:
South West North East
~ Pass "A Pass
2NT Pass 3NT All pass
West opened the diamond four.
Declarer allowed East's king and
jack to win the first trick and took
home his ace on the third lead
With only one sure entry to dunn
my South couldn't dream of vast
ing it to take spade finesse. If
he could drive out the spade king
he could well afford to surrender
trick to that card. So he led the
ace and queen of spades. But West
cannily refused to win the king and
declarer had no recourse but to
tackle the hearts.
The heart king was favorably
placed but it didn't do South much
good. For when he led low heart
it gave West the setting trick. He
grabbed his king, the fourth dia-
mond and the spade king to beat
the contract.
South's attempt to establish the
spades was entirely proper-but he
beat himself by the way he went
about it. Declarer should have led
the spade queen without cashing
the ace. If the queen drove out
the king, well and good; if not,
South, by retaining the ace would
not have established spade trick
for the opponents. Then a low
heart lead toward dummy would
enable him to establish the heart
suit-losing only one heart and the
fourth diamond and by this line OF
play he would have made his con-
tract.
Yesterday you held:
ATS
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Neither side vulnerable.
The bidding:
South West You East
IA Pass % Pass
i22 Pass 80 Pass
i3A Pass 3NT Pass
ANT Pass (D
Answer - Bid six no-trump. In
addition to a strong spade suit
partner must hold either a good
heart suit which your king will
solldify or the club ace
Score 100 per cent for six no.
trump, 80 per cent for five no
trump, 10 per cent for five clubs, 40
per cent for pass
| CReleased by the Associated Nevspapers)
Evening star., 1945-01-26

APARTMENT SITE, 18th St; LARGE traei
Of ground; re per So # including build
ing Call Mr.. Redding. EN-. 1900. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO., 3403 Conn. ave.