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For thirty years or more, he
said, no colored person has served
on jury in Lauderdale County.
But the Supreme Court would not
consider any year beyond that in
which Patton was tried and con-
victed, Mr.. Marshall said.
Mr.. Marshal contended that the
Miss. Supreme Court erred in hold
ing that the rial judge was jusifi-
ed in finding hat there were not
over fifty qualified colored cleo
tors in the county, of whom one
half were women, leaving only
twenty-five colored electors quail
flied for jury duty, and that Of
this twenty-five at least half were
teachers, ministers, physicians, or
otherwise exempt from jury SER
vice, giving a colored person one
chance in 40 to be called for jury
duty.
George H. Etheridge, a former
judge of the Mississippi Supreme
Court and now an assistant at
torney general of Mississippi, be-
gan argument for the State. He
argued that no evidence had been
produced at the trial showing that
any qualified colored person had
been denied registration in Miss
issippi and that since there were
only few colored persons regis
tered no discrimination had been
practiced in making up the jury
list. <t@lN
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Roundup and badges were pre-
scented by members of the Retail
Committee of the Jackson Cham
Der of Commerce.
Friday, the last day of the Rou-
nd-up, was spent by the All champs
touring outstanding places of in
terest as the Klox Glass Plant,
Zoo, Airport, and the new State
Capitol. Pictures were made of
the entire group on the Capitol
steps. Each member will be given
a picture as part of the free trip
and entertainment while in Jack
son.
The Retail committee OF the
Jackson Chamber of Commerce
was sponsor of the State All
Club Roundup. The Jackson Ne
gro Chamber Of Commerce was
and host, and the Agricultural
Extension Service officials were
the directors.
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Third Annual a II
Club Round up
Here Outatanding
Success
STATE CHAMPIONS
AWARDED BADGES
FIRST STATE All ADVISORY
COUNCIL ORGANIZED

All Champions attendingf the
Third Annual All Club Round up
had a most wonderful two days
stay in Jackson November 20 and
Fl. The events which took place
in connection with this statewide
affair were the organization of
the first State All Advisory Coun-
Gil, Banquet, and Program where
All Champions were awarded con-
ference barges.
The following persons met at
Jackson College and organized the
State 4-H Club Council: E. S.
Burke, Alcorn College; Prof. J.
w. Grantham, Utica Institute;
Principal Laurence c Jones, Piney
Woods School; Prof J HI Mosely,
Charleston; President S L Greene,
Campbell College; Prof and Mrs
G w Williams, Oakley; Mrs Ruby
Suits Lyells, Miss F. o. Alexan-
der, P. L. Abrams, Jack Young,
Prof. 0. B. Cobbins, Jackson, Dean
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-29
Christmas Cheer
Club Reofganizes
Here

The Jackson Negro Christmas
Cheer Club met last night at
Central Methodist Church and re-
organized by electing the follow
ing named persons as officers and
directors for the ensuing year, to-
wit:
DR.. S. D. Redmond, President,
DR.. A. H. Mccoy, Treasurer, Earl
w. Banks, Executive Vice-Pre-
sident, Rev. A. B Keeling, Sec
rotary, Rev. r. K. Young, Financi-
al Secretary. Members or the
Board are E. w. Banks, Prof. S.
B. Dansby, Rev. G. T. Payne,
Rev. w. P. Whitfield, Rev. R. Y.
Young, Rev. G.. l.. West, DR.. G..
L. Barnes, A. NJ. Redmond, DR..
J. l.. Reddix, Rev. M. R. Comic,
Rev. G.. A. Greer and Rev. j..
~. WuGdIOuy NV ID. LIZ IhoLuPoSh'
The club after some investi-
CATION concluded that in view OF
the constant soaring prices OF
the necessities Of life, that there
is probably more suffering among
the INDECENT Negro poor OF Jack
son now than for many years past
The club is making general
appeal to the general public OF
Jackson, for contributions to this
Clubs Christmas fund which II
being raised evary Christmas for
the purpose of giving baskets OF
fod and delicacies to the old In
digent Negro poor of this City.
This Club has been carrying
on this work in Jackson for a
bout 80 years.
DR.. Redmond says that in view
of the past liberal spirit OF the
good people of Jackson hereto
fore shown in this matter. ns
feels that no one will go hungry
in this City on Christmas day
He asks that all contributions
be sent to DR.. A. III. Mccoy
treasurer. 12S IL North Parish
Street.
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l.. B. Fraser, 8ougaloo College,
Prof A. l.. Johnson, Prentiss IN
stitute, and DR.. w. Milan Davis,
president of Okolona College. The
officers of this organization are
President, DR.. w. Milan Davis,
former All Club boy, and Presi-
dent of Okolona College; Vice
President, Prof. Laurence c. Jones
Founder and Principal of Piney
Woods School; Secretary, Mrs. G.
w. Williams, former Home Demon
stration Agent, and Dietitian of
the Oakley Industrial Training
School, Oakley, Miss. Some of the
htinks discussed at this meeting
were; Youth Leadership; Visual
Aid in the All Program; the De-
velopment of State All Camp
Site for Negro All members; the
Celebration of the 30th Anniver-
sary of the Employment of a State
All egro Club Agent; and the
National All Club Camp.
The social, recreational and ban
quet features were held in the
Lanier High school auditorium
where they were well conducted
and satisfactorily carried out and
enjoyed by all.
Following this phase OF the
round up, the program which had
been carefully planned, was car
ried out in the same auditorium.
Among the features of this pro-
gram were, orations by Al Club
members on the subject: Build
ing Health for a Strong Nation. u
One of the main features was
the guest speaker, Prof. Laurence
C. Jones Of Piney Woods School
Piney Woods, Miss. Music was
furnished by the Lanier Hi School
Chorus, Jackson College Choir
and the Piney Wods Girls Orches-
ira. Both the Jackson Chamber
of Commerce and the Jackson
Negro Chamber Of Commerce, and
the State Expansion representa-
tives were present and took part
on the program. Recognition was
given to all delegates to the
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SPECIAL

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Evening star., 1947-10-15
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST NOTE for sale, secured
IN D. C. property. Call MR.. BROWN, RE.
1st AND end TRUST LOANS on real estate
In D. c., Md. and Va. MR.. DRAISNER,
1404 L st. NV. Ma. 4151.
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS - Prompt
call ali COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. sI7
MoNEY Ms 81 nS On sEcoSb RE Ss50 TRUST will,
buy second-trust notes, D. c., nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 65 INVESTMENT CORP 1912
n. Y. ave. NV. National 5S33.
1St TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates. terms or mo. payments. P. J.
WALSHE INC, Ills Eye st. NV, Ma
Isl. Ind AND srd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
q r,o hours = Also o., 1inancial AID to builders.
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby Maryland
Virginia or p G: property THE AMERI-
CAN Co. SO7 18th. MA. s032.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES; quick set
tlement. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st. NV, DI. $3.50. Brokers, attention.
BUY end AND 3rd TRUST NoTEs-Im-
mediate answer, no dilly dallying. E. A.
GARVEY, DI. 450S. 1913 M st. NV.
Ist, 2nd, 3rd TRUST LOANS, nearby Md. :,
Va, and D: G.: mo. pmts, lowered. ADAMS
REALTY CO., 900 N. Y. ave. NV, RE.
1872, RE 1912
Evening star., 1947-10-15
TRAILERS.

TRAILERS--New- and used. Home and
travel models. II it. to q #; $685. to
sve o'a ard g colesvlle r rd FN syer sDrns Md Rp
sPARToN MANoR-First to use airpla ne
sturdy aluminium iii m chsnnei-type ribs and
SdUrvARD as 1a s8Ls SSisd u gas g. HfiKya RGnTsR Md
NATIONAL TRAIL1Rs. l947, now on dis
play FRED pA1NTER PA pERn e99s sslsimore saas
MOVING AND HAULING madt easy and
thrifty when you rent one Of our luggagge- &c
ay ay week IaFs oi monh anf 0oss P
ER CO. NC 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV.
several more model ss-Bs with hot and
cold running water, stainless steel kitchen,
large elec. refgr., shower, and flush toilet;
months nor SSs fnancing ag W COLE TRAILER r. CO.
5000 Georgia ave. NV, 81. 5000, or ST..
HOUSE TRAILER. 81 it., sleeps 4, newly
remodeled; s1,lOo, l1ol owens rd., Sc
1s41 a5-FT. SUPERIOR. refgr.. commode;
Tourist g., RE 74oo. Ext s1s4, $50,
n8qPAieA is.FP. ATiReAvELo TRAILER, sleeps 4: ID IDEAL
Trailer Village, Alexandria, Va. MRS.
Son'IL BE SIMPLY AMAZED when you
and carefully designed trailer coaches. In
nasonite and aluminium. constructed by
eampsTs szss ana U Tssrs
IRAiLEs SALES =: s. Ne dMso: l. Berwyn'
1sS HoWHkD 1sas: 5 rms rms, 1S'ii de- luxe sofa and
bed, elec: refgr. bottle-gas stove; s9,775:
hskns $500 SS than ies W s9nss
Wash. Tourist CT. -2l
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FARMS FOR SALE Cont

1f-ACRE FARM. with frame house. some
outbuildings and well; reasonable price;
located near neal, Lake jackson. Va. Call Fl
SANDY sPRING, MONTGOMERY County, Md.
-64-acre gentleman's estate. The 100
center hall, liv. ,rm. with fireplace, library
with fireplace, din. rm,, powder rm., Ice.
elec. kit; and laundry on End d; 4 bed.
with rms. and bath above; oil h.-w.h h,
and 2 walk-in deep freeze units: on the
grounds are suesthouse, smokehouse and
barn. This property is in Immaculate
ssenads. VIM. NJ. CANDY, Mills Bldg. Re.
asi-AcRE FARM between culpeper and
Fredericksburg; 100 acres, open, balance
est, 100000 BID. TT. marketable timber;
land in high state cultivation; price. So
HOME m COUNTRY: fine looking old farm
house that sets in middle of 10 level and
fertile acres; 10 large rooms: rooms and
center hall on 1st floor. 5 rooms and bath
on End; it is now sound and comfortable;
spend about 900 on modernizing and
and hss special
Co about 10 mi. from District line: only
$4,000; terms SAMUEL E. BoGLEY,
Realtor, WI 1920. WI. $500. Open eve
BLnsGRAss STOCK FARM-This fertile
farm of over 500 acres has been sue
lush sod and abundant natural water pro-
duces fat steers with minimum of effort;
there are miles Of stone fences; the hand
on the. farm and has a gracious center
hall, s bedrooms. . baths, and stoker heat;
the barns are stone and frame and there
are 3 tenant houses: clear of debt and
being sold to settle estate; price, SIPS. 900;
q down. Shown by appointmnt by MASON
HRST. Annandale. Va, at the end of
Columbia pike, phone Alex. 5S12. Closed
SS-ACRE FARM, Frederick County, near
New Market, Md, Groom house; 14-stan-
chion cow barn. other necessary outbuild-
ings; electricity on premises: close to
schools. stores and churches; price Just re-
duced to $4,000. Phone Mr. Able WI
$500 with SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1903
H st. NV. MA. 2345
ATTRACTIVE HOME on elevation 25 miles
from Washington with 40 acres. mostly
cleared. two streams and spring, con-
venient to Lee. hwy: s-room house. un-
usually attractive, with all modern i'm
.provements, garage attached; large shade.
This property has to be seen to be ap-
preciated. Price. S21.50O.
Dairy farm 9e,ia acres in, a high state
In timber, on hard road close to main
Fairfax rnaS, County; close to good schools
modern dairy barn Tor 22 cows, stock
Price, S31,500, including farm equip
nlent, tractor, milking machine, etc
Both properties shown by appointment
Phone Herndon~ 3S. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY. Herndon, Fairfax Co.. Va. 49,
Evening star., 1947-10-15
WATERFRONT pRoPERr-sAlE.

ST. CLEMENT SHORES, bay front cottage,
corner; rooms, bath, public water,
porches on bay and street fronts; this is
one of the best locations in this all-season
development where the mosquito is almost
unknown: you can swim, fish. oyster and
sail in front of your house; also rave over
the gorgeous, sunsets: location is about 5
Ct: Mary's c., Nd; ask for Mr.. Alvey
see1s; st. nw. toolS SH 1856 81 SHOEMAKER 17ls K
3 ROOMS AND BATH, newly decorated. I
BEVERLY BEACH coTTAGEs for sale;
some -year-round; get first choice: Beverly
sells fast. W; E. cRIsER, Beverly avenue.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY, Tall Timbers,
St. Marys County, Md on the Potomac
Detached all-year bungalow; immediate
possession liv. rm. with f1repl., 2 bedrms
2 baths. mod. kit and dining rm., elect,
gas and oil heating plant, outbldgs;
all-vear home on saltwater beach rea-
sonable price. See NJ: JUNEMANN. at Tall
Timbers for inspection. Any one there
con direct you to this home. -l9 d,
looking West River; . bedrooms, living
ROOM kitchen and bath: oil heat, elee:
refgr., gas stove. laundry: well-kept
corner lot with nice shade: sacrifice for
immediate sale; $4,000. MR.. BOND. Me.
q51U.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
7 axe Nv Word for It
By Fronk Colby
What's in a Name:

@. A friend insists that Eleanor
is not the first name of Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt.
A. She was christened Anna
Eleanor Roosevelt $3.50. She and
F.. D. R. were distant cousins.
Athens: What does the ham
mean in such names as Dillingham;,
Buckingham, Birmingham - M.
B. C.
A. It's from the Anglo-Saxon ham,
meaning home, dwelling" hence,
by extension, town or place. The
word ham survives in, English also
in the word hamlet, "a small viii
lage." Shakespeare's Hamlet is
thought to be an Anglicized form OF
Amleth, hero of a Scandinavian
saga.
Washington: How should a resi-
dent of North America pronounce
Chile, the name of the South Amer
ican country?-A.'S S. P.
A. In the United States the ac-
cepted pronunciation Is: CHILL-ee.
In Latin America it is: CHEE-lay.
Akron: My surname Is Palmer.
Does the name have any signifi-
cance?-H. P.
A. Yes; in the Middle Ages, pill
grims who had visited the Holy
Land were called palmers from the
fact that, as evidence that they had
made the pilgrimage, they wore a
palm branch attached to their
slaves, or more frequently cross
made of two strips of palm leaves
to their hats. Wandering
religious mendicants were also called
palmers, since most Of them had
made the pilgrimage. In short, you
may say that the name Palmer
means "a pilgrim"
X
Mr. Corfby has written leafet, C5,
which gives a list of hard-to-spell words
with correct pronunciation.
To obtain a copy, send cents in coin
to Frank Colby. Washington Star, Post
once Box 90, Station G, New York, N. Y.
Copyright, The Bell Syndicate, Inc. 1947)
Evening star., 1947-10-15
ALI advertisements Offering aato-
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price Of ear.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

h. black, driven less than so miles; S3,075,
terms: liberal trade-in allowance. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, l345 Que st. NV, DU.
$500 -15
BUICK 1947 Super 4-dr: l owner: for q
discriminating buyer: $1,000, cash or
terms e1k Aiex Sle aoi don MR oadmsser adm l9 suv
equipped, like new. privately owned ;
$500. Cali No. lT72. -19
BUICK 1941 Special sedanette: RADIO
$3.50 or best offer under. Adams 1858
after 5 pm. -15
BUICK 1888 Century 4-dr sedan; with
trunk, radio, heater, defrosters; q tires,
1 new; battery, fuel pump, starter. and
generator all new; excel. cond. and ap-
pearance; q real buy at 1853 or best offer
under Call CHI. g034 lit
BUICK l941 Roadmaster sedanette: low
mileage; many extras: privately owned;
$1,000. Call OR. 06SS -16
Evening star., 1947-10-15
AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
carry 8 large stock of good-quality seat
covers in popular colors They will also
fit other models Of General Motors cars
Prompt and neat installation if desired
PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving st
NV AID $500
TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2-hour
service: electric-treated sections if your
tire is cut. See your tires being recapped
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO., Washington S
Largest Pontic Dealer. 1897 Irving st
NV, AID. $500. Quick. efficient service
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS-Immediat te
delivery new shipment just arrived: the
neatest one you've ever seen: suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
1887 Irving st. NV AID. $500, Washing
naS1l
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Uncle Roy's Corner

Maxwell, Hertz, Lodge, Marconi,
De Forest, Fleming and Fessenden
are among the great pioneers Of
radio.
James Clerk Maxwell, was q
Scotsman, and he was an expert in
electricity. We can hardly suppose
that he dreamed of sending the hu-
man voice thousands of miles by
electric waves, but he performed
work in science which paved the
way for others.
Maxwell was born in Edinburgh
116 years ago. During his boyhood
he took keen interest In mathe-
matics. Before his fifteenth birth
day he wrote a scientific paper
which professor read for him at
a meeting of the Royal Society Of
Edinburgh.
Later the youth left his home
city to study at Cambridge Univer-
sity. AS a student he showed great
gifts of mind. and in due course he
became a professor OF physics at
Cambridge.
When Maxwell was AZ years old a
two-volume work which he had
written was published. This was
called Electricity and Magnetism"
and 1t gave the world some of his
bold and interesting ideas.
Maxwell carried out work to prove
that light is Of much the same
nature as electricity. He believed
that II electric waves could be sent
through space they would travel at
the speed of light-that is, at the
rate Of 5000 miles second.
Now we know that Maxwell was
right. Radio waves travel at the
speed Of light.
Interesting life stories of Mosart, Bee
thoven. Chopin. Brahms. Strauss and List
are told in the illustrated leafet called
Masters Of Music. This will be sent without
charge to any reader who asks for 1t and
| encloses a stamped, self f-addressed envelope,
Address your letter to Uncle Ray in care OF
The Star and allow about 10 days for reply.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE Observation-Disclosures Chev
vans, stakes, panels and pickups: for hire
by day. week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
IvE-UR-SELF, NE. T0l1:
RENT A NEW 1917 CHEVROLET sedan by
the hour, day or week. NATIONAL CAR
RENTAL SYSTEM. HO., 4023. IT.
VETERAN desires household moving. gen
erat hauling; vans, stakes, panels; white
help: reas rates. VI $500. Ext. r.
TRUCK FOR HIRE by hour, day or wk
Call DU. 529S. lie
enced help, prompt service;, reas. prices;
local and long distance. ia. 2937. 15'
Evening star., 1947-10-15
GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREfABRICATED structural steel and
aluminium garages and mill bldgs; engi-
neered and directed by DUPONT IRON
,1R MoRkS: S: ll68 t,, 18th h,G, nv MA: 1906. 30
immediate removal; $40. DI. 1884. -l6
REAR 1929 o N.W.-Suitable for auto re-
door. THOS. J. WALSH. INC, S15 l1th
st. NV, d. 1857. If
10 METAL GARAGES-Income, SAB q
month: $3.50. Call TR. 2020. --16
Evening star., 1947-10-15
MONEY WANTED.

FIRST TRUST of $4,000 on commercial
building, containing stores which are al
ready leased. HAMMER, P: o. Box PA,
1st Trust NOTES on D. c. improved
properties at go SURETY REALTY CO.,
Elk. 1914; ewes, ST. 1850 IT
Evening star., 1947-10-15
AUTO LOANS.

IF you ARE PLANNING to BUY car from
private party or dealer. it isn't necessary
TO pay cash. Our easy payment plan Will
conform with your budget Call us before
you buy. ours OF experts will be glad
to appraise the car for fair market value
and Mechanical condition and assist in
procuring title and tags No obligation.
Telephone Republic 1900. NOLAN FINANCE
co, l102 New York ave. NV. Greyhound
Bus Terminal Bldg
Evening star., 1947-10-15
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GMC 1899, la-ton panel; in good condition
al around. AT. 91sl. 30
NEW kB,i 1ntsrnational Hh ,picsup: M heater aI,
DIAN 6TaMoNDlr GH6 :. 1887 panel truck, for ss75.
6nMF Sf 81 b6DY SDs in R s.eesnt or to eOndt,on ga
yd; capacity; $3.50 cash. MR.. GLEN. Alex.
CHEVROLET 1910 1-ton panel: dual rear
wheels, good motor. good tires; less than
4ndsr cail after 8 pm, UN: 4774 -.
lust been overhauled. s4o1 Dent pi. NV
DODGE e4e 1,z,ton stake body: only
complete. 1900; without hoist, 81 1675
Bladensburg I'd. ne, or phone DE. l55.
FORD 1910 s4-ton panel: solid top: looks
NV, Room No, 5. between 10 am. and
z 1896 DIyco. insulated panel: $3.50 for
RAGE. Wheaton. Md --15
TRUCKS. dumps. cargoes. stakes, spickups,
fef tTasf I'd ns
1sas s5o ssens sstgs a s
CHEVROLET 1e41 1a-ton pickup: excl.
= eond; can be seen after pm. at 661
WHITE wA-26; with 5-yd. dump body,
low mileage, excellent condition. priced to
sell. May be seen at 5000 Walker Mill rd.
ton. $3.50. 1899 International K:,. l-ton
panel. good condition S775. 1918 Mt.
Ee' GMe 1Ss7 1S; n'1 panel delivery good running @
u. St Sc FIR. 4242 -16
ne neDGE 5a4s 1s, pckYp tTaek with top. Call
TfE Sa1i SS,is es s Rsfsp
CHEyRoIET 1871 ,.-ton panel truck: mo-
GTfVKoIIT 81 VIA A. SSS s{aS Ls9Tsi voda
eondi.5on: cheap WA. 5ae6. .-is'
CHEVROLET l947 lz-ton panel truck;
formation call EX 1866
INVENTORY SALE-Don't let these low
prices fool you. These are good trucks,
1897 Chev. 1-ton stake $3.50
942 Chev. .l5-pass. bus-------~-- 495
iS4i chev !seton stake 2-speed> : 3Ss
94l Chev. / h2-ton dump 295
iSfi G4e S5e = tS tS9on ''eSe Z. O. van 20. 90.
I1s41 Ford lla-ton dump. (2-speeO = 755
1871 Dodge IN ton pickup 535
55 other trucks, panels, pickups trac-
tors dumps, stakes, also semltrailsTs, y vans
MOTOR co, GMC truck dealer, 5000 Lee
a m. to . pm; Sunday, 10 to 3.
MACK. 1910 EFF, with lift fiat body,
good tires and mechanical condition.
bass sy50ff' nat s BODY iShe sres Sesf
BILL, De LONG, DI 1870 10
Evening star., 1947-10-15
GARAGES WANTED TO RENT

ONE-CAR GARAGE, in vicinity of 18th
st. NV. and M Call MR.. CORRIS, RE.
$500 -15
oNE-cAR GARAGE, vicinity 15th-l 9th
and Park I'd. NV, Call RE. 500, Ext.
2265: or HO. $3.50. IL
ONE-CAR GARAGE In vicinity of 3rd and
6 SITS. NV. to rent on monthly basis. Box
1as-E, Star -16
Evening star., 1947-10-15
AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB. s35 up: work guaran-
teed; GILBERT, 4102 fa. ave. ext. Sc.
AUTO PAINTING - Complete Job $50;
select your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
son CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV.
HO. 1900.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Goren on Bridge
Neither vulnerable, South deals.
4 @ 1919 753
q q

<1lCI ttlCSo vi tlASU vi dCI II
sometimes required when a Defend
er inserts a well-placed bluff bid,
more popularity known as "physic."
The South in today's hand was
put under extreme pressure by his
crafty left-hand opponent, but
came out with flying colors. West
overcalled the opening heart bid
with one spade, guessing that that
was the suit in which opponents
had their best chance for game. He
hoped, too, that South might be-
induced to contract fro no-trump
if he held the spades protected, in
which case he would trust on the
running of the club suit. If doubled.
of course, he had a safe escape to
clubs.
North naturally doubled, and
West now escaped to four clubs,
hoping to jam the bidding. This
placed North in an Awkward posi-
tion, but, inasmuch as he had al
ready doubled one spade for busi-
ness. he felt compelled to pass the
next bid around to his partner. He
was quite convinced that West was
bluffing in spades, but he feared
East might have them. East passed.
1t was at this point that South made
daring but sound bid. The routine
call would be four diamonds. And
now North would fear to bid spades
because If his partner had a great
many hearts and diamonds, it was
likely that he would be short in
spades and East would have the
balance of strength In that suit,
South decided that North must have
extreme length in spades in order
to double that low contract, In
asmuch as it was obvious that North
could not have much in the way of
high cards. He, therefore. bid four
spades and all hands passed. Notice
that contract of four hearts could
not be fulfilled and the contract of
five diamonds would be defeated by
the lead of singleton spade.
copyright, 1947, by Charles Fl. Goren,p
Evening star., 1947-10-15
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