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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04
MEN AND DEEDS

Henry Wallace is now a frequent
visitor to the Cafe Royal on Sec
ond Avenue in New York, the
"seat" of Jewish writer's and art
lists Supreme Court Justice
Felix Frankfurter believes that a
wife should censor her husbands
writings At a lecture before
the Bar Association of New York
he disclosed that he has his wife
"blue pencil all my non-judicial
writings" An exhibition of
works by the famous Jewish paint
er March Chagall in the Chicago
Art Institute attracted ISL 1892
visitors Sarah B. Smith, a
member of the editorial staff of
The Day, New York Yiddish daily,
has sold a play, written in collab-
grafton with her daughter, Lucille
S. Prumbs, to United States Pic
lures The mother and daugh-
ter received quite a substantial
sum from the film company which
has engaged Lilli Palmer to star
in the picture which will be en-
titled ever the Beginning" =.
Marvin Lowenthal, the well-known
writer and lecturer, who is now on
a visit in Palestine, sent me the
following "true story from Jeru-
salem: :. A music teacher there,
an English Gentle, was among
the Englishmen who received or
ders from the Palestine Govern
ment to evacuate He was in
dignant as he had lived in Jerusa-
lem since 1920, knows Hebrew per-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04
BETWEEN YOU
AND NE
BY BORIS SINCLAIR
Copyright, 1947, Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, Inc.)
DIPLOMATIC NOTES

The question of whether Britain
will accept the recommendations
of the United Nations with regard
to Palestine is the main issue now
under discussion between Wash
ington and London The u. S.
Government wants Qualification on
this question since under the pro-
visions of the U. N. Charter the
mandatory power must first agree
to accept the decisions of the
United Nations before surrender
ing its mandate Thus stu
alton could develop where the U.
N. General Assembly might make
recommendations with regard to
Palestine which would be unac-
ceptable to Britain A similar
situation developed when t h e
Anglo-American Committee on
Palestine made it's recommends
lions and Britain refused to accept
them In seeking Qualification
from Britain, the State Depart
ment takes the attitude that once
the Palestine issue is brought be-
fore the United Nations, the Unit
ed States as a leading member will
become involved in it, possibly tu
a point which would obligate the
u. S. to assume certain commit
ments Hence, it is imperative
for us to know beforehand what
is on the mind of the British Gov
eminent in presenting the issue to
the U. N. and whether Britain will
consider the U. N. recommends
lions binding Zionist leader
ship is now modifying it's forces
to persuade the U. S. Government
to present the Zionist case to the
General Assembly since the Jews
themselves have no voice there ;.
It is generally assumed that the
U. S. has opened a new chapter
in it's relations to Palestine
During the, past few years public
announcements by Administration
leaders have favored the policy of
the Jewish National Home, but
diplomatic documents and atti-
tudes have indicated Indifference
or opposition to that policy
Recent events indicate that our
Government is beginning to adopt
a single policy for both domestic
and foreign consumption
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04
NATIONS For Europe's. Jews

spots of Europe insofar
heartenng that
Committee will be without
fact that the failure has cut
the
country would have been deprived had not been
foresight JDC representatives there AS is there
NATIONS, 10 tons of NATION
wheat all received from the United
being delivered to the Jewish communities
instructions that they be distributed free of charge to the poor
repaaed Jews Passover supplies will only
those able hem and the funds derived will be
local communal needs.
Well done JDC!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04

reprinted from manual entitled
published by the National Jewish Welfare
decorations for all Jewish
designed reproduction publications issued
by Jewish Community Centers, other Jewish agencies
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04
Observation-Disclosures For All
Mankind

For the past IA years we have written editorials
interpreting the current observance of the Pass
over holidays in the light of conditions in the world
as of that particular year.
This year world events have shown the Jew to
be true barometer by which is measured peace
on earth and good will toward men-Or JUSTICE.
We, therefore, are convinced that the celebration
of Passover has significance not only for the Jews,
but for all mankind. When our brethren were de-
HVered from slavery to freedom in Egvnt 5000
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04

Continued on Page Thirty-threeI
Evening star., 1947-01-30
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD TRACTOR, 1a41. c. o. e.. 101 1-inch
wheelbase with 1914 Mercury. motor;
yasuun saraga brakes saddle tanks 9th wee
GMc sHts ie37 custom-b van body. for fur,
niture. and electrical appliances. Can Can
cHEvRoIET esaHsvIs 1887 11s-ton truck: sll-metal
apply bsS, eter Ii 4SlS; VA boistso
4.ton. q ~ INC atom high lift: it .4s Ford
seton se sTsRRET fGas f3a'SaR opERAT1Na SERVICE
F9pERaL III siss 81 1888 ss 1M-ton, ses5; good he
owner. excel. 7.ooxeo i0-piy tires. Cali
FeRD iSas SD sssap sss as,ivery' good o0ndlt1Sn
MODEL A UTILITY, ton-and-a-half truck:
sS 2 vaRS sesa 5HsRaf sss
RAGE 45O0 Arkansas ave. NV. 80
FORD 1889 stake truck: long wheelbase;
IA tons: new tires. Tres GO 80 n437 after D
FORD VS. lion stake body; fine ecnd, /;
$3.50. MARTIN g. POWER, 32o 3rd ST.
IDopeE 1a4e 1h-ton stake body: excel.
low mileage. ., $3.50. M. l. Mills
ffNS1TFiERNATIoNAL Iaaa 1a-sen panel, excel.
FoR1 FGa . ia46 = ih-ton ton stake truck; factory:
b,IiIt body: complete with spare tire and
fsetory;bgilt s5tli sassas' sasss ss's5o' LEspA Lens
eaHvR9hhIta ssas' 9qhhIaseIs ess MOTORS SOLO B. E. /
ave. n e., DE. $500. ,-'u
WHITE TRACTOR and 2s-ft traiisr' }ast s
out OF shop. completely overhauieo'
cf9HnEyRoLEr 1883 h-ton panel: s3TS.
Call MR. WILBER. Dupont 4ooH
Evening star., 1947-01-30
Natures Children
By Lillion Cox Athey

Have you ever paused in the
woods or meadows to try and iden-
tify a strong scent waited on a
hurrying breeze? Then wondered
what that same scent meant to
some member of the outdoor tribe?
Butterflies and moths send deli
cately scented radio" messages to
their suitors who may be a quarter
Of q mile away. They are put on
the air by gently moving wings Of
lately emerged female moths or but
terfiies. In a short time the invita-
ton to call is answered 'in person."
One can prove this by placing the
female In an open door or window
so that currents Of air will convey
the message.
BY special scents, flowers direct
their insect guests. The ill-smelling
wake-robin and the musty-scented
ginger flowers call to vital insect
partners some distance away.
Caterpillars exude some penetrat-
ing odors that protect them from
hungry birds. Squash beetles have
a clinging, offensive odor. Skunks,
minks and weasels all possess pow
erful musk odor that protects them
from enemies. The tiny shrews, our
smallest animals, are too strongly
scented to appeal to cats and fox,
yet are eagerly sought by owls.
.Odors act as warnings. Deer will
catch the scent Of q hunter, horses
are frightened by the scent Of o
bear or moose.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
My Word for 1t
By Frdnk Colby
WHAT'S THE ORIGIN?

(Scrapbook Item)
@. Why do we say that something
is "spick and SPAN?
A. It's short for spick and SPAN
new, 80 new as to be neat and
clean as a new chip"
The expression entered English
from the old Morse spik, "a piece
split of; spike" and span-nyr, "a
new chip" hence, as new, clean.
and bright as a new nail and .
new chip (of wood.
@. When we drink to persons
health, why do we call 1t a toast?
A. In medieval days, it was the
custom to place piece of toast in
a glass or cup of liquor. When
the liquor was drunk, the sop OF
toast was eaten as delicacy.
The late w. w. Skeat, etymologist
and professor of Anglo-Saxon at the
University of Cambridge, traces the
term ito drink toast to story
which appeared in the London Tat
ler, No. "a, June 4, 1709.
Once during the reign OF Charles
II Q660- 1885 young woman, cele-
brated for her beauty OF form and
face, was bathing in the Cross Bath.
One of her gallant suitors dipped
goblet into the water and drank
her health before the fashionable
assembly.
Another Of her admirers remarked
wittily, II care not much for the
liquor; but fain would I enjoy the
toast!"
Evening star., 1947-01-30
AUToMoTiVE MISCELLANEOUS.

shSst ssu has
Z stass installed: J. /. HkENNER & Co.
a4S TaPfana FIRE kEesprN En- s4q 81 e
hour service; eleetric-treated sections If
sSppea s0pp rs at Is ] sg sef yS4T res co 5eRs Wa
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1887
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery. new shipment just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable for
s oW 5sd m zRanE hsEmsb pN ans G
i437 Irving st. NV. AID; $500. Washing
A9Ho oss es SEAT 6SxEss n H 1Jf ess D Il e
f9; P9s1isS 1ISS 7t5 owsERs. II RS ATTENTION. We
have Just received large shipment Of gSod.
will also At other models Of General Mo-
t9rs PEompt and nsat nstalalSSn
ST SO UP. MANHATTAN Afro 4 RADIO
f3cHaSsE f3 aaSs ftf REfLacEmENr e. nc partsshoek
Shield motors, generators. starters, water
HASa Rs fsS AuTo saofs RApo aas co 1ea es
cabfLLaG tth Il a,y OWNERS. immediate repairs on
att ate service Service. WfLLARD's sERVIcEs, INC,
AID. 1888; rear of 1910 14th st. NV. y
SEE US FOR FLOOR MATS, seat covers,
tires and tubes; large stock to select from;
discount to garages. CHEVY CHASE MO-
TOR CO. 7125 Wis. ave, oL. 800. Il =
tubes; good cond.; will sell reas Call AID.
oLDsMoBILE PARTS, 1894: frame bent.
everything including motor in good work
ing condition; heater. 3 new tires and
tubes. 17x5 so. Cali GIL. 1875 after pm.
MOTOR BIKE. Whizzer, excellent con-
diton. just oyerhauled; 500: 1946 model.
1911 FORD 6-cylinder engine: needs
rings; $50; R. BARD, Rockville 3348.-3!
RADlATOR, new condition and "a radlo 10 ior
land rd., suitland, Md, or call sP. O797.
TRUCK TIRES. .o0xaO and 34x7. pereect
I0-ply recaps: SIS. SAFETY TIRE co,
cUsHMAN Gus N n SCOOTER, "a, 1915; a-speed
transmission: excel. condition; reasonable.
PARTS WANTED for 1947 Jeep radiator
frame, trans. grille, shocks, front axle
windshield, front springs, etc. AID. S55l.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Ist AND end TRUST LOANS on real
estate in D. C.. Md. and Va. ME- MRs DRAls-
NER, 1404 l. st. NV. MA. SQ36.
and courteous service; e, R%stors % 6orroTainT51 aT5
9th at. NV RE. 6650.
az LOANS. amortized or straight loans
M0NEY on SECOND TRUST-We VII
buy second,trust n9tes, .; c. psaT5y MaT2gnhi Md
MoRTdAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1872
N. T. ave. NV. National $3.50.
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate, low
rates. terms or monthly payments P. J.
WALSHE, INC, lis Eye St. nv: ma. 646s:
LOANS TO d. c.. MD. VA. HOME owners
fees: low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
CORP. S3s Investment Bldg. D1. s672
traSt notes oR Nd GoRboN sna vi h9qsss 14sa
Eve st. NV. DI. $3.50 until 8 pm.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action reasonable rates; nearby 1i1E MaTy1aRd aXF
CAN co 2n7 16th. Ma. S032.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON, auctioneers
-Househeld and office furniture, 104 desks
and chairs, Knabe upright piano, WeStlng-
house refrigerator and water heater, Vernls
siass. National electric cash register, etc;
order s1s War dey Asesy steraTe
] Attorneys W and others. BY auction at
Weschler's, ,9O5 st. nv, tomorrow, com ;al
eneng gsS Am Mah0gany 0na roo
and cribs, desirable used groups for bedrms,
dining, dinette, breakfast and living rooms,
sdd s6sTs or every eu Chests
drawers, dressers, odd beds, spiral and
box springs, inner-spring mattresses, table
iitchen ma and Utility Cabinets, steel lockers
and other personal effects. ONCE turni-
turs 10 am: inspection until time OF safe.
MTrnstees Hynm e sale Of 1912 Pontiac sedan,
zy zususs uT.qs q Ga4 dhso
Columbia as Lien No, 1855; and At TIE
request of the party secured thereby the the
UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell by PUBIC
am, 1912 Pontiac 6-eylinderv der 4; 4,de9r deo
sedan, motor and serial rial No. PSKAa5 AM5ERg6N sSS
and KEaEETH 8. HULsE, Trustees; s.
Hamilton National Bank. ja25,27 .28.29.3O.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. auctioneerSs
Trustees sale OF 1910 international nal
Of trust filed June, %, 1915; among the
records Of the Recorder Of DEEDS ds Of n The
District Of If as Lien nary No
thereby the undersigned trustees will sell
by public auction at 1880 Rhode Island
ave. ne. on, Friday, January, 81, i941i
ss two ton stafe and platform TUCK Serial
No. 23723, Motor Nc, FAB-241.34o.o144ceAdD ed9i
Terms; Sash WALTON NrII Il sANRERsoN E4Mssses
HamlltSn ana bfshaa Nstional Bank 2 hGa
THOS. J. OWEN & son, auctioneers. 435
Southern Bldg.-Trustees' sale of valuable
two-story semidetached brick dwelling con-
Ave ss9 spd a
sGn of trust duly ss fecorded oa IN ber No ssi4
h sact Ss ct Of IN and at he
quest Of the party secured thereby. the
UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell. at public
sas ast9b 9hs q 4t f5oas dsy 81 Of Janasrs A
st O'Clock pm. the following -describ,ed IS !, e
land and, premises, situate IN the District
Lot III in Square 5347 in subdivision
made by East Hills, Ing, as per plat re. re.
corded in Liber 124. Folio 4, of the RECORDS
Fl srict ane Of ~ss eolumbia m M FERNS Of sale AZ
cash. A deposit Of $500 will be required
at time Of sale. All conveyancing, re. e,
purchaser Terms of sale to be complied
with within 80 days from DAY OF SAFE,
otherwise the trustees reserve the 1 right t 70 70
defaultins purchaser, after five days ad-
vertisement Of such resale IN some news
paper puslisnsa ss in cWsRENcg WsThsnNSc.gsn. po5poE 81
EDWARD K. JONES, trustees.
The above sale has been postponed until
Friday. the 3lst day OF January hD
ie47, at the same place and same same. time tint
Evening star., 1947-01-30
TRAILERS.

HOUSE TRAILERS for immediate dslivers
feg veterans and civilians SoaE TRa
Sl1SSF New LfBERTY SRdRE NJ TkAIEEsimmedate Iii de-
nes gsts AND Hss tinas RsHfsf ESF
SPARTAN, the all-alumInum aircraft-con-
mediase defi1ers
SALES. S505 Washington Baltimore blvd.
ReTsE ReSNSR 4sArLER ms TGEer 1s5s Indian 1st
fully equipped, all steel, factory built,
TRAiLERCoACH HEADoUAKTpEERs pEass to, s.n past st
Settied Tea q quickly from our several new lines
t9ang nS m9delSd ds1Tss hmons theSs Sc es Ge5
Fnanae foy "a pT1ss months desired
gins UTILITY tTallsrs sA1Es ana aces
Route 1. Berwyn, Nd. Phone TO. 5035.,
GLIDERS and Continental house trailers
are on display for Immediate delivery; see
YOU buy any trailer, that's all we ask.
ss II: faSfs 5S;Rs ~ s. + 5s
81; INC, 4o3o wis. ave. Phone Wo,
TRAILER, 20 #. custom built inside for
black: ST 500 Old lot No. 80, Wash.
Tourist Camp, Hams Point. ,3o'
HOUSE TRAILER, cozy coach 40 heavy.
stove 1873 Old GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda.
Md Cali WI s1s6. 30
REDUCTION SALE-2O-ft. all aluminium,
completely furnished; was S2,295; now
Two Two 25-ft. trailers; was sa,7s5; now
Hst Sait frailers nese COLE 5 S TRAILER Co. ss32
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. 81. 2242. -3
LUGGAGE TRAILER, Gift, good cond.;
SoiNe S5S 81 sotTas sTas Stop at Oak Grove ETA Trail
er Court to buy your new schult. Travelo.
American, Howard or thinner trailer coach.
Oak Grove Trailer Court operated by
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC. Phone
OV. $500; just miles south of Alexandra
BY OWNER, 1s-ft. Nat; elec. brakes, good
tires. top needs covering; $500 cash, See
at 1903 Wis. ave-, Bethesda, Md, Call WI.
TRAILER, house, 15-foot, and 1941 chey.
town sedan, very good condition. 81, $50.
HI 1923 or ME. 1851, 500 Marlboro
TRAILER COACHES built by world-famous
manufaeturers; aS now avSsiiaole avSns ior 'mmeo
1915 American HomecresD 25 tt So 5 g.
4-wheel tandems-
l945 thinner t4-pass.,, q f. SS'a5G S'a56
1947 Zimmer t6-pass.', ~ H. 2'63G
1947 Schult LUXURY Liner: M 25fa It 5'og5 5os5
Prices include equipment and accessories
drop cord, door mat, fire extinguisher, =
ton lift, hyd. jack, etc, Terms on IL 10
Ia47 Comb boat and utility trailer, SI95 .0f
I946 Granite exp. utility trailer, l9S ~
la46 Granite exp. utility trailer 229 % %
notice. Open ewes. and sun. tin 9 pm
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INCA 403(
wisconsin ave. NV. phone WO: 3231
Evening star., 1947-01-30

E1rNs EoR SALE Continued

RA&fvtS ESN SsNe8
SIs ACRES. Groom house, barn and other
vile. Va. Call Elmwood 43o after g pm.
RIGHT IN THE HEART Of the shenandoah
Valley, halfway between Winchester. and
Front Royal 1856 acres. of fine farmland;
partially cleared. z wells. stream run
gain for $1,000; only mi mi. to to Stephens
yEY, qL iias' egess Oh: 1888; -3l
blvd: houses, 8 other bIdgs. inciIdins
= gsrage on blvd and 1 bldg. 3sxi20:
ssYs WITH s'ilai.sss MAIeo issp NA 5sss fH
NEARBY MD.-230 acres OF beautiful farm
land. IL miles from downtown Wash; o
hldgs.; on hard road; most land in tobacco.
Price $500 per acre; substantial cash reg.
ss ess ME With aeeii g. z2sS Ges1ss 5
VIII VIII MODERN BUNGALOW. IL acres, s.
full basement, oil h.-w.h.. large attic, ga
rage; / nice barn; near Lanham. Nd; This
gsaE sss ssK i Pasic PRExsrY pdss eo We ee5
s5oo%SINUTE RIDE FROM D. c.. s miles
this side .os vs o on bs5 state o
cultivation: main farmhouse two story.
frepIaces, paneled large living room with
tenant house and all outbuildings with
electricity and central water system; all
fenced with white plank or block-type wire
(new); orchard $50 trees; crop now in;
full equipment may be purchased at fair
price; competent farmer-tenant will stay.
Shown by appointment. Call Major Lane,
Ma. $500; ewes. and Sun, WI. $3.50. BOSS
& PHELPS. INC, 1417 K st. NV: i
MONT. COUNTY, Md, 16 miles from the
White House-This fine dairy farm of 270l
acres with 16-room stone house: 7-rm
tenant house, 30-eow barn. dairy house,
silo, bank barn 60x40, double corn house,
calf shed, box stalls and barn combined;
water in every field; Chester loam; regis
tered Guernsey herd of Al milk cows, %
heifers, bulls, horses; tractor and all
necessary farm machinery. First time
offered Call Mr. Abbe, WI. $500, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1908 st. NV,
Ma 2345.
o6O-ACRE dairy farm on highway 2 miles
from town; modern residence, baths. fire.
places, oil burner, modern barn, excellent
herd, complete modern equipment; good
income: all for $4,000.
I16 acres attractive home, elec hot and
cold running water, good buildings with
cleo, new tractor and equipment, s cows,
IL hogs, 200 hens, hay corn, oats, frult
trees; all for S13,500.
156-acre mountain retreat farm: gooo
land. most unique and attractive old log
house, cleo. and gravity water in yard |
orchard fine view; $4,000.
45O-acre grazing farm; excellent, oio
brick house, needs undermining, on hard
road, fine setting and view: S1S,OO0.
PRESTON M. BROWNING. Culpeper' Va.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
MONEY WANTED.

SEVERAL small, wel-secured second trusts
available. Call Mr.. RAYMOND eyes eyes
SEVERAL small nortizing first trusts
bearing Sc $50 ir crest. well secured on
Cali MR.. RAYMOND, ewes, ia. 1858. 30
SEVERAL well-secured 2nd trust notes,
paying So interest. Call WO: I4l2. ~
SECOND TRUST MONEY WANTED. CAN
6 to pm, TR 1919 il
Evening star., 1947-01-30
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving. gem
eral hauling. vans. stakes, panels reas
rates. FIR $3.50. Ext. 72;
VAN TRUCK-Any type of hauling, large
or small jobs Call Adams 1887. l.
VETERAN, white, has 1941 11a-ton panel;
wishes evening, Saturday or weekend
work Call AT. 1745. -,
CHEVROLET 1916 trucks for hire; pick
ups panels. stakes and vans, by day week,
month or year PUBLIC SERVICE DRIVE
YOURSELF. ME, 7011. 3
VAN TRUCK, large or small jobs: expert
euced help, prompt service; reas. rates
local and long distance. ia. 1887. ii.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
MOTORCYCLES.

i e. Matcbless and Norton 1 motorcycles ores s.
BRfTIIsH MoToRcYcLE SALES. 3oI4 NJ
ST. NV. RE 5073. II
like new; accessories; $500. 5714 New
ave NV 81
1915: driven less than ZOO
NIL peri. cend.; so mi. per GAL; student
without delay: will sacrifice. NO. 1859.
Evening star., 1947-01-30

One of the most remarkable re-
suits ever to be obtained from an ap-
parently colorless hand is recorded
today. The deal was played in the
recent District of Columbia cham
pionships. Here, if ever, was a case
of acres of diamonds showing up in
the back yard.
North opened the bidding with
one club and East made the normal
overcal of one diamond. This call
is surely not open to criticism, since
with such a trump holding it is ex-
tremely unlikely that any disaster
will be met at such low level.
South was confronted with rather
ticklish decision. There could be no
double that his side could score game
at either spades or no-trump, de-
pending on the nature Of partners
holding. But in that case, only 400
odd points could be earned (there is
bonus of 800 points for making
nonvulnerable game. In hight of
fEast's vulnerable status, South con-
sidered the likelihood Of defeating
the diamond contract two tricks,
which would yield score of 500
points. He engaged in some simple
arithmetic. He could count, with
reasonable dependability, on taking
five tricks himself. The queen of
diamonds and a club ruff, two heart
tricks, and at least one spade trick.
An opening bidder can normally be
counted upon to develop three to
eight tricks, or two-trick penalty.
Consequently, he double and all
hands passed.
The singleton club was led and
taken by the ace. The nine Of clubs
was returned. This was an unneces-
sarily high club and In rufing situa-
tions this is a signal for partner to
return the higher ranking suit.
South trumped the king of clubs and
led the seven of spades. North won
with the ace and did not make the
mistake of giving his partner an
other club ruff at this time because
he realized that declarer would OBJ
tain a discard. He, therefore, con-
tinued with the duece ofsspades and
South cashed the jack and the king.
North discarding the liine Of hearts.
The ace and another heart put
North in and now a club was led.
East ruffed with the jack and South
overruffed with the queen. South
then led spade and North trumped
with the ace and led another club.
In this way, South could not be
prevented from taking trick with
the nine of diamonds. The penalty
was 1,100 points.
TOmorrow'S Problem.
AS South you hold:
AKJ 0AKQl087 154 &AK3
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
10 Pass az Pass
3NT Pass (?
| What do you bid now?
/ (Copyright, 1947, by Charles H. GorenD