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Evening star., 1946-09-20

1H AND End TRUST LoANs-Prompi
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. sIf
9Th 81. NV. RE, $3.50
SAIARlED LADIES, If you need money
see Mr.. Green tstrlctly confdentiaD. l014
K 81. w, NATIONAL FINANCE CO. -23
ist TRUST LOANS OF real estate low
rates. terms or monthly payments P
WAlSHE, INC. lllb Eye 81. NV, MA
M6NEY ON SECOND Trust - ". win
ouy second.truSt notes. D. c nearby Nd
or Va Reasonable rates NATIONAL,
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT corr 1872
ave nv National 1898
HoNE LoANs-Le. montnl, payments
sIRsT ..KDERAI SAVINGS LOAN
ASSOC $40 9th 81 nv Dl 1870
WORKING GIRLS-You can borrow here
on just your own signature Low cost.
fast service complete privacy Phone MI
Petty a. Decatur 1910 LENDERS. INC
33l0 Rhode Island ave
BROKERS, ATIENTIoN-we buy 2nd
trust notes or D. c., Mo and Va houses
and farms FULTON r. GORDON, owner
I427 Eye 81. NV DI $3.50 til pm.
PHONE LOANS-Dial Chestnut 2444 and
ask for MI. Allen Tell him how much
money you need and when you want it
He VII arrange all the details toI YOU
without any fuss or bother LENDERS
nc. z 02s North Moore st. Rosslyn. Va.
Evening star., 1946-09-20
Uncle Rays Corner

When Wilbur Wright broke tt
worlds distance record for airplar
flying. 38 years ago, he travelled a
an average height of only 25 feet
Henry Farman, French aviator, va
proud when he rose in an airplan.
to a height of $50 feet during the
same year.
Those facts remind US that early
pilots were fearful of taking their
planes very high. They saw too
much danger OF dying in a crash il
they went too high in the sky.
The policy worked fairly well
There were many falls. but few
serious hurts. The famous Blerio.
was still alive after crashing nor.
than so times
In 1910 young aviator named
Glenn CurtlsS set out to win a priz
Of $4,000 for an airplane trip from
Albany to New York.
Many other pilots wanted to win
the prize, but feared the danger
of falling into the Hudson River
or of being forced to land.
just DeIore ne started, he was
handed a letter from the Mayor of
Albany to be delivered to the Mavov
of New York.
The prize offer allowed two stops,
ana Curtlss took advantage of them
to fill his gasoline tank. He finished
the journey to New York, delivered
the first letter carried by an Ameri-
can alrplane. and Won the $4,000
prize. The flying time was two houl
and so minutes for a distance of
l42 miles.
That was an average speed OF so
miles an hour. People felt that
Glenn CurtisS had been very daring
when he few at a height of one
fifth of a mile
Evening star., 1946-09-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont J

LARGE TRUCK, by the hour or Job: hard
wood slabs. about IA" long, S12 per cord.
Cali SINGER, WA 1884 "a
FORMER CAPITAL TRANSIT BUS, seats
.2S persons; excellent condition except for
Wheels: Wheels si,25o' ROMA MoPoRs. INcii Si'
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS bv Central
Motor Co.. authorized GMC truck dealer
new group of trucks Just received, 80 to
choose from; some new, all guaranteed
StakeS-l942 GMC, 3i2 tons; 1943
Studebaker. 2h tons sx6
Buses (2). 1912 GMC, Ia tons, 90
Dumps e42 Chevrolet. IA tons; 1870
Dodge / Il tons; 1912 GMC. 2i2 tons.
TractorS-1942 White, model WA-126,
air brakes II 0O-20 tires.
Semitrailers, new-l0-ton platform and
stake, ar brakes 10000 tires; under
Command cars-1942 Dodge o4-ton.
Pickups-1942 Dodge, '4-ton, some with
TlncheS
Jeeps@ia4@ FORD ia45 WINS. 7iiHys.
Vans-la42 GMC. "A2 tons
Caterpillar tractor Chalmers
| . tons.
Bodies-l0 and 12 steel-cargo bodies
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3l43 Lee hwy
Arlington. Va. Daily and Saturday. to o
Sunday, 10 to 8 CH. 1000.
To reach: Out through GEORGETOWN
/ cross Key Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy
tRoute 2ll or 29D. drive Ia miles.
Evening star., 1946-09-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

pea esns p99Sse caI San Waller sFa san
DoDGR STAKE BODY TRUCK, must sell:
ave. ne. 20a
FORD 93s panel low OPA ceiling price
PARK CENTRAL VALET, 1900 F st, be-
FORD 40 cab and chassis, l2-ton trunk,
$3.50, OPA ceiling. RED S GARAGE, "A
ST ne ons
FORD TRUCK. 1942; long wheelbase plat
form, heavy-duty tires, in good condition;
2-speed rear. OPA ceiling. as is. S993, &
Queens Chapel I'd. and Hamilton st.,
Hyattsville. Md, WA. 09oO -22
INTERNATIONAL DUMP, 1941, KS; Mack
tractor. 1941, sleeper cab. air brakes.
Autocar tractor and hishside cattle trailer,
1899. air brakes; Chev. 1889 fiat 12-foot
body; International sleeper cab and fur
niture van trailer. 2119-2l2l Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. 22s
Evening star., 1946-09-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont. J

PACKARD 1887 limo; $500: under OPA
Call any evening after 8 pm. OV. O937
20s
PLYMOUTH 194l 4-door special de luxe
sedan, radio, heater: low mileage and very
clean car. owner desires small car as
trade. Sl021, within OPA ceiling. sol
PLYMOUTH 1885 sedan: fair condition
$3.50; within OPA ceiling. Don't phone.
1880 r. /. ave. ne 20.
PONTIAC 1885 4-door. good condition:
$500. under OPA ceiling. RE. 20sl. Ext
PONTIAC 1910 4-door sedan. fair con.
ditlon: $500; below OPA ceiling. AIS sth
ST. Sc @0~
TAXICABs for sale. RoBEY MOTOR
SALES, l2@u Mt Ouvet rd ne
TAAICABS t2D, one 1899 and one 1871
Plymouth with PUG license. Call Du 6s93
IL
TAXICABS for sale or rent with PUG. EN-
tOSG 4S"4 4lst Il L W
Evening star., 1946-09-20
WATER FRONT PROPERTY Cont J

49, Nv NSt>' bNS' mi NSon.'
BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
sfI nazo eo@psfe oo Md
saF foom Sai9f fosen 6sPs
GRIsERi Beverly Beach. MAYO Nd, West
LONG BEACH-Lots and cottages for sale
Finns1 FEiepresebntatve IN on property every dsy
uIiy resfGieS eahng shng 2s fad sf fdaebns
soMaS1hiSe iSsTss lslf9S HSI9ay 5G Beach
ches Beach and Breezy Point. HY, o4T;.
RIVERSIDE sHoREs-Drive down TO-DAY
ed sites win direct shore fTontsae NSqq on7v
sI'2no This beach property viii be one
oi Washineton,s outstanding summer re-
sorts WheTe the great eXpanse OF Po-
tomac water. peace and quiet is yours to
eha hsqT 81 Il is mpoSoje to descT0s the
SITES available from $500 on reasonable
terms Only 80 miles from Washing on
va , ,Indiaphead rd Drive out Nichois ave.
Hal! leit at Marshall Hall 10 mile. mile.
EH99pTrTesentatlye H9TT on the premises. N c
fnIst LINES s, d SONS: selling agent, DI. ;l39,
LoCH HAVEN BEACH. on South River.
39ver!ookins bay % miles from Washington
beach. wonderful harboT. docking facilities
nSnlnf boating, yachting. sailing. Real
S,,,IS;, t.soft. Large Noodeu and open
nbbiilolng sltes now being offered Res SON
Sp!e prices; convenient terms Reach by
SEEMING rd., Central ave. Route 2, turn
right at airport. Anna polls rd. left a;
sign TO beach Representative on premises
SSsIiy Or call n. c. HINES & SoNS, Ma
s552 1925 Conn. ave ~oa
SOMrLEIELf FURN., summer cottage on
large lot, near bay. Artesisn we'll. seDtrc
tanA; ELECTRICITY available. Price, So $50,
CROWLEY CROUCH. SE 6SO6. 81
ANNAPOLIS, Md.-Large, modern cottage ar
ranged as : apis: fireplace large screened
porcnes, haf-acre lot, 2 baths; furnished ,
11IsI T ason price. $4,000; terms Wal
Ne NER ao M BAgMAN No. l Thomas circle,
Evening star., 1946-09-20
GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT, sizes 12x2O and 20x2O
STRAND BUILT. overhead doors Easy
terms, immediate delivery Visit our dis
play of models. I109 Jefferson Davis hwy
Arlington, Va. Open m. to m, Sun.
day and hJlidays or phone ia. 2l64.
STEEL COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS for ga
rage business, storage or manufacturing
very economical; erected complete DU-
POINT IRON WORKS, INC, 1855 18th
81. NV, MA. 1856 days; WO. 1855 (eveD
90"
METAL 4-CAR GARAGE, 2Ox4O. to be dis.
mantled and erected on buyers property
Will come down IN sections. UN. 2265
Evening star., 1946-09-20
MOTORCYCLES.

SPECIALIZED REPAIR WORK by experts
parts for al machines: cylinder reboring.
INDIAN M0IoRCYcLE SALES, Gil 9th
WHIZzER BICYCLE MOTORS. so 50 plus
tax, Installed on new bicvee; Sl50 Up
..2a S. ..3rd5 s. Arl;, JA 1874 81.
and Francs Barnett motorcycles; some
models, ready Tor immediate delivery; $50
&C and 500 &C models in stock See us
machines BRITISH MOTORCYCLE SALES
@ T9I4 ~ St nw,' Re 5Q53. Is
INDIAN CHIEF. '39, buddy seat, saddle
bags; passed As D. c inspection Can be
seen at QUAKER CITY SHOP. 2lo2 l4th
MOTORCYCLES. I946 and 1s4e Harley
Davidson 4o-in. have to be seen 10 be
appreciated. Call WA. 6l32 after 5 80
D m. 2Is
INDIAN CHEF, 1910; will trade for car
a.tsTv qr tsYl G.v,ns6x Go Gaa6 .sor. nou-,u x
hauled. Can be seen at 1909 NJ St NV,
INDIAN SCOUT 1897: good cond. re-
Gently oyernauledi $3.50 or best offer. WA
2222. 4I04 Both ST.. Mt Rainier
saddle bags, spotlight, buddy seat 6692
3end pl. II W. EN- 562I. 20
Evening star., 1946-09-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VAN IRUCK-pickup and delivery serv-
ice, large or small job. Call AID. 1881.
~
MARINE VET with 11s-ton truck desires
general hauling ions. One-ton trailer also
available AT. 2T69 2:Ss
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; expert
eenced help prompt service: Eeaas. rates
HAVE II CHEVROLET I-ton panel,
would like steady work with reliable CON
LARGE TRUCK by the hour or job hard
wood slabs, about 4 inches long. Sl2 per
coro. Cau SINGER. WA. 1884. -25
II TO Il2 TON TRUCKS, panel, stakes
and vans, available for local or long dis
tance hauling: by the hour, day or week.
We furnish everything but drivers. MA
pl. and Que St ne. HO 1903 -22
IRuCk FOR HIRE-R. MCCORMICK. phi.
Evening star., 1946-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES
CHARLES L. NORRIS. Attorney,

%l30 fa. ave. NV.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
Elizabeth Merryman, Deceased, - No
6a7s4 4-Administratlon Docket 143-Ap-
plication having been made herein for
probate Of the last Will and testament OF
SAID deceased. ana for letter. testamentary
on sata estate. by Joseph z O'Grady, i,
S ordered this An day Of September
d l94c, that Mary Elizabeth OGrady
Bernadette Bevins MARGARET Ella O'Grady
Merle Simpson Searle and Stanley E
Simpson, non-residents, and all other.
concerned. appear ~ said Court on Mon,
DAY; the 44th day OF October. AID 1916
al 1000 o'clock m. 10 show cause VIII
such application should not be granted
Let notice hereof be published in tn
Washington Law Reporter" and '"Th,
Evening Star" once in each of thee sue
cessive weeks before the return day hereir
mentioned the FIRST publication to be no
less than thirty days before said return
DAY WITNESS. the HONORABLE BOLTrHl
4th day Of September. AD 1916 (Seal
Attest, MELVIN J. MARQUES. Deputy Reg
ister of Wills for the District of Columbia
Clerk OF the Probate Court se6.13,oO.
Evening star., 1946-09-20
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
DHE Ir\ITln STATIS m ANLRI

lhf bNIifD SlhltS VI hMth1t a, DIS
trlct Of Columbia. Wnereag, on the 18th
aay OF September. 1876. the United stales
fled a libel in the District Court of the
United States for the DiStrict OF Co!um-
DIa. III District Court Case No. 3oss
aea!nst l31 cases. more or less, each
containing Ia cartons, OF an article labeled
IN part Stride Brand Frozen Fresh
Cut Beans New Weight pa los. The
STRIDE Corporation, New YORK, N. Y"
and whereas by virtue OF process IN due
form OF law, 10 me directed. l have seized
and taken into my possession. to-Wit
90 cases, packages, each containing lb
cartons, of an article labeled in part:
Stride Brand Frozen Fresh Cut Beans
New Weisht ga lbs. The Stride Corpora
tion. New York, N. " I hereby give
notice to all persons claiming the said
described above, or knowing or having
anything to say whv the same should
not be condemned and forfeited, that
they appear and assert said claim in the
cause on or before the date returns bic
September 30, 1916. in the U. S. District
Court. City OF Washington, d c. al
10 am. w. BRUCE MATTHEWS, United
States Marshal
Evening star., 1946-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
THOMAS c. sCALLEY. Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.-No. u67.940, Ad-
ministration.--This is to Give Notice
Colunbis, has obtained from the Proba e
Court OF the District OF Columbia. Letters
~ S9nn!mtSS Iatson On me estate on RaIpR
Columbia deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, TO
the subscriber, on or before the 10Th day
OF September. ID, i1i5 otherwise they
OF said estate. Given under my hand
this l.. ID day OF September 1916 RALPH
SHERWOOD, Jr. I5Ul Jackson ST
E, Zone Is. tSeall Attest. MELVIN
J. MARQUES. Deputy Register OF Wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court se2O,31oC4
Evening star., 1946-09-20
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yaiuable

TRUSTEES SALE OF valuable real estate
on on Potomac 11ia:,, Rugby virtue OF decree
the estate the undersigned trustees Will
offer for sale on Saturday, September u:
land consisting Of lS7 acres improved os ooS
SUBS s.antial dwelling and having frontage
on the Potomac River This property sit
reservation offers an excellent opportunity
for homeseekers or investors. j. c. MAT
T1NGLY; Trustee southern sgs!ans sIsaER
Trustee. Colorado Bldg, Washington o.
D. c. sel5,ls.20
ADAM A. ,WEsCHLER 4 son, suctioneers,
-Trustee's sale at auction OF premises SCI
being two-story and cellar brick dwell;
ing containing rooms and bath and
Rsasd ssd in BY by be e Sou aptnoT a h
United States for the District of Columbia
by decree entered in Civil Action No;
1885,. ! will sell "a at auction IN front Of Of
10 ratification by the Court. Lot. assessed
@@,29, improved by the above premises,
subject to monthly tenancy. Terms OF
Sale: $500 cash deposit will be. required
at inc o. sale and no check will be ac-
cepted One-third of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash and the balance III
two equal installments payable on or be-
settlement OF sale, represented by the
prom!Ssorg notes of the purchaser bearing
interest al &c per annum, payable semi
annually, and secured BY first deed oi
may pay on M a eaR al hi his oe option Tht
purchaser shall comply with the terms OF
sale within sixty days from the date Of
It's ratification. otherwise the deposit ot
$500 shall stand forfeited as. liauidatec
damages. The purchaser shall pay the
cost OF examination of title, conveyancing
recoroing and notary fees. Purchaser II
to have a good and unencumbered title
MARIE FEY, Trustee, co George c
| Sertman, Attorney, American Securit!
Building, Washington, d. c. 80
Evening star., 1946-09-20
MENDELSoN T. MENDELSON, Attorpevs
MI, Colorado Building

-, ~ Clerk.
an iHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
h, ohl.e0 states Tor the District OF CollIm-
pis pia MARGARET CECILIA WOLVERTON \,
pefandan. pptan,ia, vs. @ CHESTER WoLVERT0N,
Oelehasnt;@ Ot anls C, A, 35939 The object
ground gre OF fve years voluntary separation
On On mefion no Of the plaintiff, it is this Ii Ii
defendant CHESTER WOLVERToN cause Irse
MS appearance to be entered herein or
Srr O. 9e1ore the fortieth day. exclusive Of
me day of the first publication of thit
odaeI: : otherwise the cause viii be pro.
Cteoed with as in case of default. Pro.
' n!ueo' copy of this order be publisheo
tI once "a week for three successive weeks jr
me WaShinston Law Reporter, and The
ses5y,IIg, sEces5li1g Star before said day tS) H A
SIIt 2Ia atWMEINHAUT. W Justice. Seal Attest
SSIHhhRLES Z. STEWART Clerk BY Ella
M'DoNALD. Deputy CLERK Sel35O
Evening star., 1946-09-20
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

ROPER BUYS THE TRUCKS, any make or
model; SPOT cash. Call ROPER" Du-
aPARKWXY" BUYS ALL MAKES, all body
Lou Allen. MI. OlS1, for an honest high
dollar appraisal, or bring title and truck
TO PARKWAY MOTOR CO, 305l NJ St
NV t2S years OF fair dealingD 80
Evening star., 1946-09-20
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete JOB s3b M,
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 41O2 Pa.
ave ext: Sc: Ii. $3.50
couMBA AUTO Bopy eEay ana Estmsaes siyen
ewes. and weekdays 9OI North Quincy
ST. Arlington. Va CH 5l14 -21
Evening star., 1946-09-20
Filed Sept. ,, ls4e, Charles E Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Unltsa 81 tates for the District of Column
nla EDWARD II. McCALLIG. Plaintiff
vs.. EDWARD J McCALLIG. ct al, address
der, Of Publication TO Edward j Nc
CslliR and to all whom 1t may concern
You will take notice that Edward H. Nc
Calllg has f1led in the above entitled cause
a Complaint pursuant TO the D. C Code
Title 20, Sec. 70s. Page Az. alleging
about November 23, 1882, since which
the Plaintiff, Edward H McCalliq, as the
sole helr Al law and next Of kin of said
absentee seeks decree for the appoint
ment OF Receiver to take possession Of
10 said Edward J. McCalllg and to distrib-
ute the same to Edward H McCaulg as
sole heir a Law and next OF kin, subject
10 the payment OF any DEBTS and CLAIMS
against saio absentee and proper costs
and expenses OF this proceedns Accord
b!a this :rd day OF ST pr ember ! 9fG or
aered thsf Edward j McCellig and all
~hom u may concern shall app ar II
sale Court III this cause on or before Sth
dsv OF OCtober. 1916. 20 show cause il
any. why Receiver should not be sp-
pointed 10 hold snd dispose OF SAID funds
az prov .oed Dy law and praved by said
Plaintiff provided copy hereof shall
be published once week for three con-
Secutive weeks IN The Evening Star News
paper ano the Washington Law Reporter;
disposition OF the said funds in the man
ner protidec by the D c Code, Title 90
Sc. 1OS as demanded by the Plaintiff
.sl JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice Seal
STEWART, Clerk, by CLARA ? coNNELL
Deputy Clerk SeG 13o0
Evening star., 1946-09-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

In cooperation NTH OPA, ad-
rertiSements under Automobiles tor
Sale must include make. year,
model. body type. price and state
n1ent "Wlthin OPA Ceiling"
Evening star., 1946-09-20
GARAGES WANTED.

LOCATED NEAR 35th AND p SITS. NV:
so per month. Please call MI 1888 -23
lty of 18th and Columbia rd, by reliable
tenant. Phone co 1:93 ~
Evening star., 1946-09-20

Remove one letter from each word ard
arrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. If you have
"Lettered Out" correctly iii moved slowly
Answer to Yesterdays Letter Out.
tB) BEWILDER-W1EDER Chandler.
tUl DOUBLEr-BOLTED iran away).
tR) SPROUT-POUTS tsulksl.
ID NSECT-SCENT (aroma.
tN) GENTTAN- EATING (corroston).
Evening star., 1946-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES Cont
WILBUR L. GRAY, Attorney,
1420 New York Ave. NV.
Filed Sept. Is. 1916. Charles L Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District of Co.
nmbia.-CAPITAL MORTGAGE & TITLE
co INC Plaintiff. vs.. JOHN Fl MOSS.
EFT AL. Defen0ant.--No. 3646a The OBJ
Ject OF this suit is to remove cloud on
title 10 real estate in the District OF CO.
lumbia known for purposes of assessment
and taxation as Lot sos in Square 5l54
dsy OF September, 946 ordered hat the
defendant. John H Moss and Henry T.
Moss cause their appearance to be entered
herein OF OIL before the for;ie'h DAY. ey-
elusive Of SUNDAYS and legal HOLIDAYS.
occurring after the dsy Of the first publ
cation OF this order. otherwise the cause
VII be proceeded with as in case of de-
fault, Provided. copy OF this oroer be
published once week for three successive
and The Evening Star before said dav
IS JAMES NJ. PROCTOR. Justice 1Seal
Attest: CHARLES f STEWART Clerk
Bv CLARA F CONNEIL. Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1946-09-20
WALTER VI. BASTJAN, bttorney,
Nafian al PreSS Rlde

DISTRICT COURT OF TAE UNITED
Holding Probate Court-No f7 a.. Ad-
Mi'L, ~, strs ton, = This is 10 G.ve Notice:
Columbia. has obtained from ne Probate
Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
Iestamentary on the estate of Cline N
Chapman, la Of the District of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
10 eXhioit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. Legally authenticated to the spb-
scriber. on or before the 7th day Of Sep
tember, AID. 1871; otherwise they may bv
law De excluded from all benefit OF said
estate Given under my hand this / sth
GAY Of Seotember, 1916 WILLIAM y
pAYNE' IT. a36 Pa. Ave. Sc tseall
atteSt MELVIN j. MARQUES. Deputy
Reeisfer OF Wills for the District OF CO.
Iunbia. Clerk of the Probate Court
Evening star., 1946-09-20
FARMS WANTED,

SMALL FARM in nearby Montgomery
County wanted. Will pay cash or trade
loo-ft. lot containing 1917 So. #. loca-
TED in beautiful Crestwooo section, Close
70 Rock Greek PARK. SHOCKEY d. MOOR
HEAD. Realtors 90
POULTRY FARM, suitable for peacocks
waterfowl and dog kennels: house and -
car garage Virginia Maryland. com
muting distance 10 D c. Box 325-H. Star.
22-
RENT SMALL FARM Up to 30 ,iIable
acres Evaole house, within 80 miles d c.
RE 4l42, Exr. 1926 weekdays s 30
Eyes and Heek ends cal Gil. "a 3 -
Evening star., 1946-09-20
Goren on Bridge
East and West Vulnerable. South
! deals

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The bidding:
South West North East
IA Double Redouble ~
Pass Pass 80 Pass
3 a Double Pass Pass
Pass
Opening lead: Jack of hearts.
BY those in quest OF bridge i'm
mortality, the example of the Good
Samaritan is not to be followed.
West in today's hand, while answer
able to his partner for providing
aid and comfort TO the enemy, has
permanently endeared himself 10
North and South, especially in view
of the fact that he provided South,
appropriately enough Emily Folline.
OF Richmond, Va, with the oppor-
tunlty for very neat play. The oc-
caslon arose during the recent Ma
tlonal mixed pair championship.
which was won by Mrs. Ralph
kempner of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Lebhar Of New Rochelle, N. j..
and Sam katz of Newark, N. J.
Mrs. Folline was a member of the
team that finished second by
margin of one point.
You may quarrel If YOU choose
with the opening bid of one snade
In hoard-a- match play, where each
deal constitutes separate match.
there Is some justification for such
action, where dealer holds an un-
balanced hand containing nine
cards in the major suits.
Vests double of one spade will
not be found in our manual of tao
tics. II is our policy not to warn
the enemy when We hold the greater
part of our strength in the suit
they have chosen for the opening
attack. Sidney Silodor, in the North
properly redoubled, inasmuch as
game prospects appeared bright
East's bid of two hearts was routine
and West took no further action
North naturally bid three diamonds
and South had no choice but TO re-
bid the spades.
To Vests way of thinking this
thing had gone far enough, and he
asserted himself. this time with
penalty double. That was extremely
poor Judgment. 1t is fundamental
!, IN bridge strategy that the enemv
should not be doubled when they
are on their way. Had West been
patient for moment North would
have proceeded to game in spade
Everything points to it. the redoublc
followed by the showing of a nev
suit at the level of three makes J.
clear that North thinks there !
game in the hand for his side.
The Jack of hearts was opened
and taken with the ace A club was
led from dummy, and had Mrs. Fol-
. line played an honor from her own
: hand the contract would have been
defeated, for it was quite evident
| that West would be obliged to shift
! to trumps and that three club
t tricks would be lost. The one hope
/: of the declarer was that West. in
addition to an ace of clubs, had
only one other card with it, so that
the ace must fall on the second
! round. South. therefore, played tn
deuce of clubs which was take
with the 10. On the next club lea
r West was obliged to play the
; and declarer gave up in all tv
| spade tricks and two clubs in fulfil
ment of the contract.
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